Cleansol Fabric Whitener Liquid

• Everyday stains: tea, coffee, food, curry, fruit juice and drink spills.
• Yellowing and greying: the dull, tired look white shirts, vests, bedsheets and towels get over time.
• Collar, cuff and grime marks: body-oil and dirt marks on uniforms, school shirts and pillow covers.
• Mildew spots and musty smell on white cotton that stayed damp too long.

More is not better: too much bleach can weaken cotton and leave a yellow tint. Start with the lower dose.

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Bucket soak (home)

1. Fill a bucket with 8–10 L of normal tap water.
2. Add 3 measuring cups of Fabric Whitener and stir. Always add bleach to water, never water to bleach.
3. Soak the white clothes for 20–30 minutes. Keep them fully under water.
4. Rinse well, then wash as usual with detergent.

Washing machine

1. Pour about 60 ml into the bleach compartment. If your machine has none, mix it in 1 L of water and add it after the wash water has filled.
2. Never pour it straight onto dry clothes.
3. Finish with a full rinse.

Single stubborn stain

1. Mix 1 measuring cup in 1 mug of water.
2. Soak only the stained area for 15–20 minutes.
3. Rinse, then wash.

Commercial laundry

1. Dose 5–20 ml per kg of dry linen in the bleach step after the main wash.
2. Use warm water, not hot, for best results.
3. Rinse twice.
4. Add Fabric Sour in the final rinse to neutralise any chlorine left in the fabric.

• White fabrics only: for white cotton, linen and terrycot. Do not use on coloured or printed clothes, silk, wool, nylon, lycra/spandex, leather or delicates – it will fade or damage them.
• Test first: if unsure, try it on a hidden seam.
• Always dilute: never pour it neat on fabric – it can leave pale spots or weaken the cloth.
• Rinse well: bleach left in the fabric can cause yellowing after ironing. Laundries should finish with Fabric Sour in the last rinse.
• Not a neel or blue: it removes stains and yellowing. For an extra blue-white tint, use Liquid Blue in the last rinse.

• Real whitening power: a proper chlorine-type laundry bleach, the same type professional laundries rely on for white linen.
• Stabilised for storage: made to hold its strength on the shelf.
• Works in cold water: no hot water or boiling needed.
• Measuring cup included with the 1 L bottle for accurate dosing and less waste.
• Home to commercial: 1 L bottle to 25 kg can.
• Direct from the maker: GST invoice, dispatched from Jodhpur within 24 working hours.

• Never mix with acids, toilet or tile cleaners, vinegar, ammonia or other cleaners. Mixing can release harmful gas. Use it on its own and rinse buckets and machines before switching products.
• Wear rubber gloves. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. If it splashes in the eyes, rinse with plenty of water for 15 minutes and get medical help.
• Use in a ventilated area. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Not to be swallowed – if swallowed, rinse the mouth, drink water and get medical help.
• Store tightly closed, upright, in a cool, dark place away from sunlight and heat. Best used within 12 months of manufacture for full strength.

Fabric whitener liquid bleach for white clothes – for home and commercial laundry. For bulk or technical queries, email info@cleansol.in.