Sodium percarbonate přírodní bělící přípravek pro praní i úklid - 3 kg, 5 kg

Sodium pre-carbonate from Czech manufacturer Qualt Rakovník is a great choice for a natural way of household cleaning without toxic cleaning and detergents. It is a versatile and useful household helper.

It is also known for its whitening effects, making it an ideal and effective partner in removing all kinds of stains and dirt. It's great to team up with the top eco detergent from Japan, which is magnesium-based, ^TerraWash+Mg. We are the exclusive importers of this invention in the Czech Republic. We have been using it ourselves for laundry for many years. Combined with percarbonate, it's a game changer in laundry:

You can also combine it with Almawin detergents, whether it is a coloured detergent or a detergent for white and coloured laundry. In addition, we also offer it with the scent of lavender.

Thanks to this combination, you can say goodbye to all the stains on your clothes, and you can count on beautifully washed and fragrant laundry

Instructions for use when bleaching laundry

• Add to washing powder when washing above 40°C.
• For coloured laundry, add one tablespoon to the washing powder and for white laundry, add 3 tablespoons.
• In the case of bleaching at temperatures below 40°C it is necessary to use Percarbonate with TAED (activator).
• Or add TAED activator to percarbonate separately.
  

Benefits

• Its composition is also very beneficial in removing other impurities such as grass, blood.
• Suitable for all types of washing machines, even for hand washing.
• You can also use it to clean your bathroom - your bathtub and sink have never been whiter.
• Great for removing odours from drains and toilets.
• Suitable for all surfaces.
• Environmentally friendly and very effective.

Sodium percarbonate

Chemically, sodium percarbonate is used as an alternative to hydrogen peroxide. The chemical formula of sodium percarbonate is C2H6Na4O12.

The preparation of sodium percarbonate consists of the gradual introduction of sodium peroxide into extremely cold pure alcohol. In a relatively short time, sodium percarbonate dissolves in water and sodium carbonate peroxide and hydrogen peroxide are released into the solution. The decomposition of percarbonate can be carried out with a small amount of moisture in the atmosphere.

What is sodium percarbonate

Sodium percarbonate combines two compounds, hydrogen peroxide and sodium carbonate. Other names for it are sodium peroxycarbonate and oxyper. The chemical formula of percarbonate indicates that pure sodium percarbonate contains 67,5 % sodium carbonate and 32,5 % hydrogen peroxide (by weight). It is a white crystalline powder called sodium percarbonate.

It is most commonly used as a bleaching agent in detergents, laundry additives and automatic dishwasher products. Consumers can also purchase 100% pure product as a laundry ingredient. In addition, percarbonate can contain dental, multipurpose and drain cleaners. Sodium percarbonate dissolves rapidly in water and decomposes into sodium carbonate peroxide and percarbonate hydrogen peroxide.

Process for the production of sodium percarbonate

Worldwide, sodium percarbonate is produced in 10 to 15 production plants, about half of which are located in Europe. It is produced by combining sodium carbonate and hydrogen peroxide percarbonate by dry, spray or wet methods. In the dry process, solid sodium carbonate is sprayed with an aqueous solution of hydrogen peroxide, which reacts with the solid to form percarbonate.

In spraying, the fluid bed method is used to produce sodium percarbonate. By injecting solutions of hydrogen peroxide and sodium carbonate into the drying medium, the water is evaporated. It is often produced by a wet crystallisation process, perhaps in conjunction with desalination.

Use of sodium percarbonate: In the home

Although sodium percarbonate, also known as sodium carbonate peroxyhydrate, has a long and ominous sounding name, it is a useful, environmentally friendly material that can be used in a variety of household applications.

It is an excellent complement to laundry detergents and routine household cleaning. Because sodium percarbonate has a bleaching effect, stain removers often contain it.

The combination of the ingredients sodium carbonate and hydrogen peroxide produces sodium percarbonate, sometimes referred to as oxygen bleach. Sodium hydroxide dissolves in water and changes to water, oxygen, sodium carbonate or sodium carbonate.

Using sodium percarbonate throughout the house has several advantages, including the fact that it is easy to store and is relatively economical.

Because sodium percarbonate is a powder, it can easily be used to remove stains and marks or to form a paste or solution for other purposes.

Compared to some alternatives, sodium percarbonate is also significantly more environmentally friendly.

Laundry

Sodium percarbonate has a bleaching effect, making it useful as a cleaning solution or laundry aid. Many commercial stain removers already contain oxygen bleach, but you can also add percarbonate to your laundry by hand.

Bathroom

Sodium percarbonate can also help with this task. To clean and sterilize the bathroom, mix 2 teaspoons of sodium percarbonate with 500 ml of warm water. Continue stirring until the sodium percarbonate dissolves.

Leave for at least 30 to 60 minutes before cleaning the surfaces. If stains persist, leave the sodium percarbonate on overnight.

Tiles and grouts

Despite their location in the house, tiles and grout can easily turn black due to mould, fungi or just plain dirt. Sodium percarbonate can easily remove troublesome mold or mildew stains from tile or grout by forming a paste. Make a paste of sodium percarbonate and a little water, then apply it to the tiles with a fresh sponge or cloth.

Kitchen

Sodium percarbonate can perform some cleaning tasks in the kitchen as well as in the bathroom. It can disinfect, clean and remove odours, making it the best substitute for industrial chemicals.