Detergent for diapers and sanitary pads

Pulipan by Italmamy: TEMPORARILY PRICE BELOW COST DUE TO A BATCH OF BOTTLES SLIGHTLY DEFORMED ON THE BOTTOM (contents intact)

This specific detergent is particularly suitable for washing nappies and washable sanitary pads as it is hypoallergenic thanks to the presence of only surfactants of vegetable origin . In this way, no chemical substance will be deposited on the products with the risk of ending up in contact with your and your baby's private parts.

The detergent also does not contain thickeners, pearlizers, optical whiteners and phosphates like classic stain removers but only raw materials of vegetable origin . Being easily biodegradable, Pulipan is a perfect ecological detergent .

If stored in a place at low temperatures the product tends to thicken having a high concentration of natural raw materials but this does not compromise its effectiveness. It is therefore recommended to keep the product in a temperate place before use.

1000 ml pack.

Instructions for use

The product can be poured into the appropriate tray of the washing machine or into the measuring ball.

In case of stubborn dirt, use a small amount of product directly on the stain or pre-treat locally with Marseille soap.
For washing washable nappies we recommend using 1, max 2 caps of product every 15/20 nappies.
Follow the washing machine manufacturer's instructions.

Composition:

Waterfall
< 5%-10% potassium cocoate
< 5% 1 - methoxy - 2 - propanol
< 5% sodium chloride
< 3% cocamido propyl betaine
< 5% cocet sulphate
< 1% enzymes

Produced for Italmamy by:
Detercolor srl
Santorso (VI)

Info on the manufacturer

Italmami is an all-Italian company that dedicated itself to the production of washable diapers in natural fabrics after the birth of the owners/parents' two children, which was then also added to the production of items for female intimate hygiene such as menstrual cups . Production takes place entirely in Italy and the diapers are sewn in a Venetian cooperative that employs people with addiction problems, alcoholism and social hardship. Even for fabrics, Italamami tries to source them in Italy and where it is not possible in neighboring countries but all are still Oeko-Tex certified.