Natasha Laundry Rinse unscented is a concentrated product for washing common fabric types, free from perfumes and synthetic fragrances. It softens water, helps protect textiles from limescale build-up, and reduces colour fading and greying of laundry.

Key Benefits

• Softens water and helps prevent limescale build-up on textiles.
• Helps reduce colour fading.
• Reduces greying of textiles.
• One concentrated bottle is sufficient for 33 wash cycles.

Composition

The rinse contains at least 30% citric acid. It is fragrance-free and contains no synthetic fragrances, dyes, phosphates, phthalates, or parabens.

• Carries the Ecogarantie ecological certification.
• According to the manufacturer, it is fully biodegradable.

Use and Dosage

Pour the rinse into the fabric softener compartment.

• For 4–5 kg of laundry when using washing gel or powder, dose 15 ml, i.e. 2 caps.
• When washing with soap flakes or laundry slime, use 20 ml, i.e. 2.5 caps.
• In hard water, add an additional 8 ml, i.e. 1 cap, to the base dose.
• The product is suitable for common fabric types, but not for wool or silk.
• It can be used on cloth nappies and does not damage bamboo fabrics.
• Keep out of reach of children. The product causes serious eye irritation.

The dose can be precisely adjusted to the washing product used and the hardness of the water.

Packaging and Volume

• Volume: 500 ml.
• Sufficient for 33 wash cycles.
• The bottle is made from PET with a 25% recycled PET content.

The concentrated packaging combines 33 doses with partial use of recycled material.

About the Brand

The founder of the Natasha brand is Nataša Foltánová. The Czech manufacturer has more than 15 years of experience and focuses on local raw materials. Its philosophy is the careful use of natural resources and a conscious avoidance of toxic substances harmful to people and the planet. The product originates from the Czech Republic and is manufactured by TERRA GAIA s.r.o. from Brno.

Natasha combines Czech manufacturing, expertise, and an emphasis on the careful use of natural resources.