PERSIL Washing Gel Sensitive 100 washes, 5l

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PERSIL Washing Gel Sensitive 100 washes, 5l
PERSIL Sensitive Gel Concentrated Washing Gel combines amazing washing power on the one hand and incredible softness on the other hand. Easily removes resistant stains.Your underwear gets long-lasting freshness and a pleasant scent of natural soap and almond milk. With Sensitive gels, you also prefer hand washing, it does not irritate, it is also suitable for very sensitive and allergic skin. For your clean and fragrant laundry, use the Persil Sensitive wash gel!
Features of the PERSIL Sensitive Gel
- Persil Sensitive Gel is designed for white and tinted linen
- Effective strength removes even the most resistant stains
- Light and charming scent of gel, natural soap and almond milk
- The wash gel is also suitable for sensitive and allergic skin
- Persil Sensitive is tested by dermatologists and the ECARF institute
- For all kinds of washing machines and hand wash
Composition:
5-15% anionic surfactants, <5% non-ionic surfactants, soap, phosphonates, optical brighteners, enzymes, perfume, Benzisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone.
Use:
Do not use wool and silk fabrics to wash.
For use, refer to package leaflet.
Storage:
Use up to 3 years from date of production.Keep out of the reach of children.
Specifications
XXL pack
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| Code: | PPR401 |
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HENKEL ČR, spol. s r.o, Boudníkova 2514/5, Praha 8, 180 00 Praha, +420-220-101-101, [email protected] The German brand Persil takes pride in its 100-year tradition and quality products, such as Persil gel, laundry detergent pods or Persil washing powder. Its story began in 1907, when the company developed unique washing powder without chlorine. In the following years, it introduced a number of innovative products, including Persil gel and Persil detergent, providing first-class washing power and gentle laundry care. Together with environmental thoughtfulness, these have been the cornerstones of Persil’s philosophy to this day.
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