Sonett Dishwasher tablets 500g eco

Product detailed description

Dishwasher tablets

25 x 20g

Suitable for all domestic dishwashers.

Ingredients:Inhaltsstoffliste nach EC 648/2004: Sodium Citrate, Sodium Carbonate, Sodium Percarbonate, Tetra Sodium Glutamate Diacetate, Carboxymethyl Inulin, Sodium Metasilicate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Sodium Silicate, Sulphated Castor Oil, Alkylpolyglucoside C8-C16 (Coco Glucoside), Sodium Gluconate, Potassium Soap*

*certified organically grown

Suitable for all domestic dishwashers. Only for dishwasher-safe dishes. Not suitable for silver, lead crystal and hand-painted porcelain.

Sonett Tabs contain minerals and completely biodegradable organic ingredients. They contain no enzymes, no harsh chlorine bleach, no phosphates and no fragrances.

Dosage: Normally soiled dishes: 1 tablet per wash Heavily soiled dishes: 2 tablets per wash Important note: Set the softening system of the dishwasher 8 °dH / 15 °fH higher than the actual water hardness. Please read the instructions for use of your dishwasher.

The main active ingredients in Sonett Tabs are soda, silicates and sulphated castor oil. Silicates are obtained by melting sand with soda and, thanks to their alkalinity, are able to saponify the grease on the dishes and make it soluble in water. These silicates swell and remove stuck-on food residues. Baking soda, made from table salt and lime, breaks down grease into fine droplets and thus supports the ability of silicates to dissolve grease. Adding a small amount of sulphated castor oil reduces the surface tension of the water, so that dirt can be better wetted by the water. Sulphated castor oil, also called Turkish red oil, is obtained by reacting castor oil with sulphuric acid. In addition, the tablets contain an oxygen bleach (sodium percarbonate). During the rinse cycle, sodium percarbonate also releases oxygen in addition to water and soda. The oxygen released is used to remove tea and coffee residues on glasses and cups. Sodium percarbonate is an addition compound of hydrogen peroxide with soda (sodium carbonate). Citrate, obtained by fermenting sugar by-products such as molasses, is added to the detergent to bind lime in the wash water and protect the machine from deposits. Since many dishwashers still deliver too much lime-rich water despite the built-in ion exchanger (water softening system), the citrate is enhanced by the lime-binding ability of sodium gluconate, carboxymethylinulin and tetrasodium glutamate diacetate. Sodium gluconate is a salt of gluconic acids that occur naturally in honey and fruit. Carboxymethylinulin is produced by carboxymethylation of inulin, a starch obtained from chicory roots. Tetrasodium glutamate diacetate consists of approx. 86% renewable natural substances containing starch and sugar.

Manufacturer: Sonett GmbH, Deggenhausertal, Germany