Eliminate those tough stains with our eco-conscious Stain Remover, made using just two potent, natural components:
Oxygen Bleach and Baking Soda
It’s effective, safe, and gentle on the Earth, making it an ideal option for eco-friendly households. (Oxygen Bleach is made from Washing Soda and Hydrogen Peroxide).
✔ Potent & Natural – Effectively tackles tough stains like blood, grass, wine, and everyday dirt using harmless oxygen bubbles.
✔ Septic & Greywater Safe – Created without harmful enzymes, additives, or fillers for a truly green clean.
✔ Multi-Purpose – Perfect for soaking, enhancing laundry, or directly applying to stubborn spots.
When combined with hydrogen peroxide and washing soda, baking soda helps form a gentle oxygen-bleach action—lifting stains, brightening whites, and deodorising naturally .
Sprinkle 1–2 tablespoons directly onto a rinsed, damp stain.
Let it sit for 30 minutes up to 2 hours (or longer on stubborn marks).
Gently rub it in, then wash as usual.
Mix equal parts powder and warm water to form a thick paste.
Apply to the stain and leave for 30 minutes to overnight. (No more than 12 hours)
Wash as usual.
Add between 2 TBSP and ¼ cup directly into your washing machine to boost cleaning performance, brighten fabrics, and refresh clothing.
Boosts oxygen bleach power — washing soda + peroxide is the core cleaner .
Adds gentle scrubbing — baking soda helps remove grime and neutralise odours .
Safe for most fabrics when used as directed—and kind to your skin, home, and waterways.
Mix this recipe fresh when you need it. Pre-mixed paste loses its potency over time—and liquid versions can clog or fizz a reused spray bottle.
Start with our 1L Glass Jar (1KG) & refill with our 1KG Refill Bag to reduce waste. Pair with a Stainless Steel Tablespoon for easy measuring.
Safety Notice:
This is an alkaline cleaner. Rinse hands after use and avoid ingestion.
Each product is freshly handcrafted in small batches using high-quality, natural ingredients—made to order with care for your home and the environment.
Eliminate those tough stains with our eco-conscious Stain Remover, made using just two potent, natural components:
Oxygen Bleach and Baking Soda
It’s effective, safe, and gentle on the Earth, making it an ideal option for eco-friendly households. (Oxygen Bleach is made from Washing Soda and Hydrogen Peroxide).
✔ Potent & Natural – Effectively tackles tough stains like blood, grass, wine, and everyday dirt using harmless oxygen bubbles.
✔ Septic & Greywater Safe – Created without harmful enzymes, additives, or fillers for a truly green clean.
✔ Multi-Purpose – Perfect for soaking, enhancing laundry, or directly applying to stubborn spots.
When combined with hydrogen peroxide and washing soda, baking soda helps form a gentle oxygen-bleach action—lifting stains, brightening whites, and deodorising naturally .
Sprinkle 1–2 tablespoons directly onto a rinsed, damp stain.
Let it sit for 30 minutes up to 2 hours (or longer on stubborn marks).
Gently rub it in, then wash as usual.
Mix equal parts powder and warm water to form a thick paste.
Apply to the stain and leave for 30 minutes to overnight. (No more than 12 hours)
Wash as usual.
Add between 2 TBSP and ¼ cup directly into your washing machine to boost cleaning performance, brighten fabrics, and refresh clothing.
Boosts oxygen bleach power — washing soda + peroxide is the core cleaner .
Adds gentle scrubbing — baking soda helps remove grime and neutralise odours .
Safe for most fabrics when used as directed—and kind to your skin, home, and waterways.
Mix this recipe fresh when you need it. Pre-mixed paste loses its potency over time—and liquid versions can clog or fizz a reused spray bottle.
Start with our 1L Glass Jar (1KG) & refill with our 1KG Refill Bag to reduce waste. Pair with a Stainless Steel Tablespoon for easy measuring.
Safety Notice:
This is an alkaline cleaner. Rinse hands after use and avoid ingestion.
Each product is freshly handcrafted in small batches using high-quality, natural ingredients—made to order with care for your home and the environment.
