Dish Washing Detergent biodegradable 15g (sample size)

10 g (1-2 teaspoons) for lightly soiled dishes

15 g (2-3 teaspoons) for normally soiled dishes

23 g (3-4 teaspoons) for heavily soiled dishes

For an optimal rinsing result, we also recommend the Ha-Ra rinse aid and the Ha-Ra special salt.

Suitable for all household dishwashers. Dishes that are not dishwasher-safe, as well as cutlery with wooden handles and wooden boards, should be washed by hand. Add the product to the dosing chamber according to the dosing instructions. Store the product in a cool, dry place and tightly closed.

Thanks to the highly concentrated formula, 2-3 teaspoons of powder are sufficient for an optimal rinsing result. You can thus achieve up to 200 flushing processes. The cleaner is particularly environmentally friendly because it is more easily biodegradable and was specially developed for all common eco programs. Even stubborn dirt is removed and at the same time silver, stainless steel and glass are protected against corrosion.

Please note: If your dishwasher filter is not clean, nothing else will be. To access the filter, which is located below the bottom spray arm, you must first pull off the bottom rack. If you're unsure of how to take it off, look in the appliance manual or on the manufacturer's website. It is important to remove anything than may block the filter to receive clean results and keep the machine in good condition. 

Lock the filter, take it out, and wash it under hot running water.

To get rid of any debris or oil lodged in the crevices, scrape the mesh screen and plastic frame with a brush or Viva fibre. Then, clean it with water.

Reinstall the filter and lock it.

15-30% oxygen-based bleach, below 5% phosphates, non-ionic surfactants, polycarboxylates, enzymes, perfume

It's eco-friendly due to its biodegradable formulation, which means it breaks down naturally without harming the environment. Additionally, it reduces the use of harsh chemicals, minimizing ecological impact during both production and use.

How do I keep my kitchen clean?Use a natural citric acid to break through and remove any calcium buildup from glasses, electric cookers, and coffee makers. Check your toaster, microwave, and other appliances frequently since they could be hiding crumbs, scraps, or spills that could be a breeding ground for bacteria. To stop the growth of bacteria, clean them out and then dry them. Keep all food items covered and labelled with the date you open or use them to help keep your fridge clean and hygienic. This way, you'll know right away when something has to be thrown out rather than letting it fester in the back. Doing a fridge audit every bin day and throwing of anything that is outdated is an excellent method to stay on top of this.