Rescue is not always possible: what should not be washed and cleaned with oxygen bleach
Oxygen powder is an environmentally friendly and safe bleach containing sodium percarbonate, which combines hydrogen peroxide and salts. This product effectively combats stubborn dirt and unpleasant odors.
The powder generates oxygen in hot water, which helps to quickly eliminate unwanted stains. However, OBOZREVATEL has identified items and surfaces that should not be washed or cleaned with this product.
Bleach does not have a pungent odor, so homemakers often use it not only for laundry but also for cleaning and clearing pipes. However, it can be harmful to certain items.
Oxygen powder should not be used to wash wool, silk, and clothing with leather and leatherette trim. Additionally, the powder can damage items with wooden buttons.
When cleaning, avoid certain surfaces to prevent damage. For instance, linoleum and aluminum items should not be cleaned with this product. Also, refrain from applying the product on varnished and polished surfaces.
First, test the powder on an inconspicuous area to check if it will harm the furniture.
When using the powder, remember to wear gloves, as it can cause an allergic reaction.
Previously, OBOZREVATEL informed you about how you can replace chemical laundry detergents to eliminate tough stains and whiten clothes.
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