Seepje Detergent Wool and Fine Merry Lotus 1000ml

This 99.9% natural wool and fine detergent from Seepje with Merry Lotus fragrance is specially designed to clean and care for delicate fabrics, such as wool and silk. So shapes and colors stay beautiful longer!

Features Seepje Wool and Fine Detergent

• 99.9% ingredients of natural origin
• Kind to delicate fabrics
• Even clean at 20°C, due to mild but effective cleaners
• Bottle is made of Dutch recycled plastic (97%) and is recyclable
• Certified by Ecocert and Vegan Society
• Fair Trade and Vegetable
• Environmentally friendly
• Cleanses and softens
• Easy to use

Seepje for sustainable laundry

Clean is only truly clean … when you choose sustainable ingredients. Your laundry is done without synthetic perfumes, dyes and microplastics. For example, Seepje uses the peel of the Sapindus fruit from the Himalayas, which contains a natural soap! Better for the environment and everyone involved. Seepje Detergent Wool and Fine ensures that wool, silk and delicate fabrics stay beautiful longer. Together with you, we want to wash the world cleaner and more beautiful!

How Seepje Detergent Wool and Delicate works
Fill the drum with wool, silk or delicate laundry. For a standard wash use 44ml = 1.5 dosage cap Seepje Merry Lotus. Pour the detergent into the soap dish of your washing machine. Zapp to your Wool and Delicate wash program, and spin away!

For a hand wash of 10 liters of water, 30ml (1 full cap) is sufficient.

Contents
1 liter Seepje Detergent Wool and Fine Merry Lotus.
Good for 23 natural washes.

Ingredients
5-15%: Nonionic surfactants, <5%: Anionic surfactants, Alcohol, Amphoteric surfactants, Soap, Enzymes, Perfume. Other: Water, Sodium citrate, Glycerin, Sodium chloride, Denaturant, Calcium chloride, Citric acid.

What is Seepje

Seepje makes detergents and all-purpose cleaners from super peels from Nepal. We use only the cleanest ingredients in Seepje Detergent Wool and Fine, and together we pay a fair price for them. Our mission? A cleaner and more beautiful world!

It started in March 2013, when Melvin and Jasper saw on television how people in Nepal were making natural soap from fruit peels. Peels of the Sapindus mukorossi fruit to be exact. That contains saponin, a natural form of soap in other words, which is released when the peels come into contact with water. Melvin and Jasper came into contact with Hari the Nepalese peel farmer, and decided to scrape together their student loans to ship a first shipment of peels to the Netherlands. They saw an opportunity to make people here happy with a wonderful product, and at the same time improve the working and living conditions in Nepal!