Ecover Washing Up Liquid - Lemon/Aloe Vera - 500ml

Personal Benefits:
Fresh perfume from plant based ingredients
Cleans and degreases efficiently
Kind to your skin
No residue of unnecessary chemicals
Also available as Refill

Environmental Benefits:
Quick and complete biodegradability
(OECD-test 301F, full product)
Minimum impact on aquatic life
(OECD-test 201&202, full product)
Against animal testing
Suitable for septic tanks

Packaging materials
This bottle is 100% Plant-astic & 100% Recyclable

Labels are made of polyethylene; cap of polypropylene. Polyethylene and polypropylene are 100 % recyclable and can be recycled together using a low energy process.

One squeeze is enough for a sink full of normally dirty dishes. Cleans effectively without producing excessive bubbles.

The list below displays ingredients in descending order, with those present in highest quantities first.

Aqua
Sodium Laureth Sulfate
Lauryl Polyglucose
Sodium Chloride
Citric Acid
Parfum
Limonene
Hydrolized Wheat Gluten
Aloe Barbadensis Gel
Citral
2-bromo-2-nitropropane-1,3-diol

Ecover is an international company active in the production of ecological detergents and cleansing agents. It was founded in 1980 in Belgium. Ecover has been a trendsetter from the very start: as a pioneering company, it marketed a phosphate-free washing powder even before phosphates were branded as a problem.

Since 1999, under the sole ownership of Jørgen Philip-Sørensen CBE, Ecover has developed into the world’s largest producer of ecological detergents and cleansing products.

Outstanding cleaning effectiveness:
For over 25 years Ecover has pioneered effective ecological products in its own R&D lab. The products that we have developed are equal to conventional brands in terms of cleaning performance and user friendliness.

Sustainable quality:
Ecover takes ecological, economic and social aspects into account from the origins of the raw materials, to the biodegradation of the final products. Strict criteria are employed as guidelines for all business operations, from selecting raw materials, through production methods to full decomposition of the end products.