PERSIL Sensitive Gel 5 × 1.46l (100 washes)
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PERSIL Sensitive Gel 5 × 1.46l (100 washes)
PERSIL Sensitive Gel 5 × 1.46l is an effective stain remover which is also very gentle to skin. You will love its pleasant, delicate scent of natural soap and almond milk that will envelop your clean laundry.
Features of PERSIL Sensitive Gel Detergent
- 5 × 1.46l
- Detergent for whites and fast-coloured laundry
- PERSIL is tested by the ECARF institute
- The gel detergent is suitable for people with allergies and sensitive skin
- Ideal detergent for all types of washing machines and hand washing
Ingredients:
5 - 15% Anionic surfactants, less than 5% Nonionic surfactants, Soap, Phosphants, Optical brighteners, Enzymes, Perfume, Benzisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone
Safety information:
Keep out of reach of children. If medical assistance is required, keep the packaging or product label handy. Wash your hands thoroughly after handling this product. IN CASE OF CONTACT WITH EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses if you have them and if they can be easily removed. Continue rinsing. If eye irritation persists: Seek medical advice/treatment. IN CASE OF INGESTION: If you are not feeling well, call a TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION CENTER or a doctor.
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| Code: | PPR269s |
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| Manufacturer information |
HENKEL ČR, spol. s r.o, Boudníkova 2514/5, Praha 8, 180 00 Praha, +420-220-101-101, [email protected] The German brand Persil takes pride in its 100-year tradition and quality products, such as Persil gel, laundry detergent pods or Persil washing powder. Its story began in 1907, when the company developed unique washing powder without chlorine. In the following years, it introduced a number of innovative products, including Persil gel and Persil detergent, providing first-class washing power and gentle laundry care. Together with environmental thoughtfulness, these have been the cornerstones of Persil’s philosophy to this day. 
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