Oxygen Brightener

Sodium carbonate peroxide (sodium percarbonate), sodium carbonate (washing soda)

For a small load use 1 tablespoon, adding more depending on size and soilage level. Add directly to drum before your clothes.

To use as a cleaning solution start with 1 tablespoon of powder for each 16 ounces of warm water. For a bigger batch, that’s about 1/2 cup of powder for each gallon of water. You can also make a paste for heavy duty cleaning (like scrubbing grout) by adding very little water to the powder. Rinse surfaces and objects thoroughly after cleaning.

Cautions:

Do not use on wool or silk.

Do not mix Oxygen Brightener with other chemicals such as chlorine or ammonia. While sodium percarbonate is generally not as dangerous as bleach or ammonia, it’s always safest to avoid mixing chemicals and products that are not designed to work together.

Do not store Oxygen Brightener and water solutions in sealed containers. The reaction between sodium percarbonate and water releases gas, which creates pressure in sealed containers.

We do not recommend using Oxygen Brightener with septic systems. While your system may be able to handle a small amount of Oxygen Brightener, we recommend consulting a septic system professional before use. Oxygen Brightener is gentler on septic systems than chlorine bleach, sodium percarbonate is an oxidizing agent that kills the bacteria that are necessary for septic systems to work properly.

Avoid contact with eyes and skin and do not ingest. In case of eye contact, rinse your eyes with water for 15 minutes. In case of skin contact, wash the affected area with soap and water. If ingested, drink plenty of water to dilute, and do not induce vomiting.

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