
Charlies Oxygen Bleach: Non-Chlorine Bleach
Charlies Soap
$19.99 + $9.99 shipping · or same-day in San Antonio
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Chlorine bleach is harsh. It works – but is the chance of damaging your clothes and household fabrics worth it? Charlie's Soap Oxygen Bleach is a breath of fresh air. Our non-chlorine bleach is formulated with washing soda and hydrogen peroxide, which whitens whites and tackles stains and odors – all while being safer for the environment and your septic tank. As little as two tablespoons per load will do the trick. Suggested Use Combine with Charlie's Soap Laundry Liquid or Charlie's Soap Laundry Powder. It whitens whites, brightens colors and removes odors. Our Oxygen Bleach is color safe, but be sure to always follow garment care instructions. Oxygen Bleach Product Details CHLORINE FREE – Concentrated Oxygen Bleach formula cleans all the way to the fiber, leaving residue-free fabric that is clean, soft, and smelling fresh. IT WORKS SAFELY – Naturally releases safe peroxide and oxygen to tackle tough stains, whiten whites, and eliminate odors. WON'T BLEED – Safe for all colorfast laundry, keeping clothes looking brand-new after every wash. HYPOALLERGENIC – Ideal for those with sensitive skin; containing no perfumes, fillers or chlorine. Just the sweet smell of clean. MULTIPURPOSE – Safely removes dirt and grime from anything washable. Safe for the environment and septic systems. Ingredients : Sodium percarbonate, sodium carbonate (washing soda), sodium metasilicate (anti-caking agent)
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