Sodasan natural liquid stain remover is both gentle and powerful. It is effective on large stains. Carefully selected natural ingredients remove even stubborn stains like grass, blood, cocoa, grease, fruit or ink.

As an active ingredient, the product contains soap which is rapidly and completely biodegradable. This soap is made using a specially developed low temperature saponification process.

Grease, oil, ink, fruit, wine, grass or blood stains? No problem, this liquid stain remover from Sodasan can help you get rid of it. It is as effective as chemical industry stain removers with their promise of “stainless cleanliness”.

+ Proven effectiveness
+ With organic vegetable soap
+ Ingredients of natural origin
+ No dyes, preservatives or synthetic fragrances
+ Petrochemical-free, enzyme-free and GMO-free
+ CO²-neutral production (We only use electricity from Greenpeace Energy and therefore work 100% without nuclear energy).
+ Without microplastics
+ 100% recycled bottle PE

Apply the stain remover to the stain before washing. Depending on the degree of soiling, leave to act for a few minutes and put directly in the washing machine or wash by hand. Test the resistance of colors and materials. Follow the textile care instructions. Not suitable for fragile fibers such as wool or silk.

Against heavy stains, soiled collars, put 30 ml (3 to 4 tablespoons) of gall soap directly into the machine.

>30% Water, 15-30% Black soap* made from vegetable oils from controlled organic farming, <5% Alcohol* (ethanol), Citrate, Sodium chloride, Ox gall, Glycerin*, Chlorophyll, Perfumes, Limonene, Citral.

* 22% of the total ingredients are from organic farming.

NCP (Nature Care Product). The NCP standard was created in 2015 to fill the regulatory gap in the non-food category and provide essential benchmarks for “ecological natural products”. This standard more specifically covers detergents and cleaning products, textile and leather care products. Its starting point are the EC834/2007 and 889/2008 regulations on products from organic farming.

500 ml bottle.

More than 25 years ago, Kerstin Stromberg and Jürgen Hack decided to offer an alternative to conventional detergent industry products. The Sodasan company began manufacturing its products on a farm in northern Germany in 1982. The first products were sold on markets and then in organic stores.