Saponified olive oil: saponified olive oil is an ideal ingredient for washing your laundry. 

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COMPOSITION: 5-15% : savon (Soap), <5% : agent de surface anionique (anionic surfactant), agent de surface non-ionique (non-ionic surfactant), potassium sorbate, parfum (fragrance), hexyl cinnamal, linalool.

Contient aussi / Contains too : Eau, sodium citrate, alcohol, glycerin, sodium carbonate, potassium hydroxide, terbutanol, denatonium benzoate

Contient un conservateur biocide / contains a preservative biocide: potassium sorbate.

Dangerous. Follow the safety instructions. Causes skin irritation. Causes serious eye damage. Causes severe eye irritation. IF IN EYES, rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. If eye irritation persists: seek medical advice. If medical advice is sought, have the container or label at hand. Keep out of reach of children. Read the label before use. Wash hands thoroughly after handling. 

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1. Pour one measure of Aleppo soap detergent into the designated compartment of your washing machine. Please refer to the packaging for the recommended dosages. The 2-litre bottle is sufficient for 36 washes, whilst the 1-litre bottle is sufficient for 18. 
2. If you wish to give your laundry an extra clean, add half a glass of baking soda to the detergent compartment or directly into the drum. 
3. For heavily stained items, rub your laundry with our Aleppo stain-removing soap beforehand. Leave to soak for about ten minutes.
4. Start your usual wash cycle.
5. For hand washing, dilute the detergent in a basin of lukewarm water.

Eco-friendly tips:
- Sort your laundry by how dirty it is to use the right amount of detergent.
- Do not use too much product; read the instructions carefully. 
- Check the water hardness.
- Use less detergent when there is only a small load, or if the laundry is not very dirty.
- Avoid pre-washing and wash full loads at low temperatures; a wash at 40°C uses three times less energy than a cycle at 90°C.
- Choose a front-loading washing machine.