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Arborfill

Washing up Powder

Washing up Powder

£6.95 GBP
£6.95 GBP
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A concentrated, waterless alternative to traditional washing-up liquid.

Just one level teaspoon creates a light, effective foam to help lift grease and everyday food residue from dishes, pans, cutlery and glassware. The fragrance-free formula contains no added perfume, making it a straightforward choice for kitchens that prefer cleaning products without scent.

Available in resealable kraft pouches:

  • 250g — approximately 60 bowls
  • 750g — approximately 185 bowls

Based on a 4g dose per bowl.

Why you’ll love it

  • Fragrance-free
  • Concentrated waterless formula
  • Effective with only 4g per bowl
  • SLES and SLS free
  • No added preservatives or colourants
  • No phosphates or chlorine bleach
  • Made with a palm-free, readily biodegradable surfactant
  • Lightweight and easy to store
  • Available in 250g and 750g refill pouches

 

Good to know

Good to know

• Designed for washing dishes by hand—not for automatic dishwashers
• Creates a light foam
• One level teaspoon weighs approximately 4g
• Keep the pouch sealed and completely dry to prevent clumping
• Always measure with a clean, dry teaspoon
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Keep out of reach of children and pets
• Wash hands after use and follow the safety information on the pack

What's inside

Sodium Bicarbonate*, Sodium C14–16 Olefin Sulfonate*, Sodium Carbonate*

*of plant or mineral origin

How to use

Begin filling your sink or washing-up bowl with warm water. Add one level teaspoon of powder—approximately 4g—under the running water.

Allow the water to agitate the powder and create a light foam. Wash dishes, pans, cutlery and glassware as normal.

Rinse items thoroughly with clean water.

For lightly soiled washing up, you may find that a little less powder is sufficient. Heavily greased cookware may require a full 4g dose.

FAQs

Is this the same as dishwasher powder?
No. It is designed for washing dishes by hand in a sink or washing-up bowl. Do not put it in an automatic dishwasher.

How much should I use?
Use one level teaspoon, approximately 4g, per average bowl of washing up. You can try a little less for lightly soiled dishes.

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