Suitable for all household and semi-professional dishwashers.
Contains minerals and completely biodegradable organic ingredients. They do not contain enzymes, aggressive bleaches with chlorine, phosphates or perfume. Ecological and efficient, it does not leave any traces of toxic substances on the dishes.


Only for dishes suitable for automatic washing. Not recommended for silver, lead crystal and hand-painted porcelain.

ingredients:

Citrate, sodium carbonate, silicates, sodium percarbonate, polyaspargic acid, sugar reactants.

Dosage:

Dishes with medium soiling 1 Tablet per wash cycle

Dishes with heavy soiling 2 Tablets per wash cycle

Important note for ensuring good rinsing results:

The compartments with Revitalizing Salt and Clear Rinse must always be kept full.

Open the car at the end of the program.

Careful!

Danger symbol: irritating!

Keep it out of the reach of children. Risk of serious eye injury. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice. If swallowed, seek medical advice immediately and show this container or label. Store sealed and stored in a dry place.


Product conformity statement:

Citrate> 30%

Sodium carbonate 15 - 30%

Silicates 15 - 30%


Sodium percarbonate 5 - 15%

Polyasparaginic acid 5 - 15%

Sugar reagents 1 - 5%

Origin and properties of ingredients:

The main active ingredients in Sonett dishwashers are sodium carbonate, silicates and sugar reactants.

Silicates are obtained by mixing sand with sodium carbonate and due to their alkalinity are able to transform the fat on the vessels by sapunification making it soluble in water. The glued food residues are softened and detached from these silicates. Sodium carbonate, made from ordinary salt and calcium oxide, disperses fat into fine droplets thus supporting the degreasing power of silicates. The addition of small amounts of sugar reactants causes a reduction in the surface tension of the water, so that the dirt is more easily moistened by the water.

Sugar reactants are made from coconut oil and vegetable starch or residual molasses sugar.
In addition, the tablets contain bleaching oxygen (sodium percarbonate). During the washing cycle, sodium percarbonate disintegrates into water, sodium carbonate and oxygen. The oxygen released serves to remove coffee or tea residues from glasses and cups. Sodium percarbonate is a compound created from the uptake of hydrogen peroxide by sodium carbonate.

Citrate, obtained from the fermentation of products containing sugar, e.g. molasses is added to the liquid in the washing machine to form components with calcium oxide in the washing water and to protect the machine from deposits. Due to the fact that, despite built-in ion exchange agents (water softeners), many washing machines still inject water with too much calcium oxide, citrate is intensified by the binding power of calcium oxide by polyasparaginic acid. Polyasparaginic acid, a protein, occurs in nature, e.g. in the mussel and snail shells, where it regulates the growth of the shell.

Polyasparaginic acid is completely biodegradable.