250ml MacGloss Ox Gall Soap - The Textile, Smooth and Suede Cleaner

use as textile cleaner	use as curtain cleaner	use as tepich cleaner
Pre-treatment of textiles: - Moisten textiles such as pants, shirt collars etc. - Apply a little ox gall soap - Wait 5 minutes - Machine wash textiles - Done	Pre-treat curtains: - Soak curtains in water - Add a little ox gall soap - Wait 5 minutes - Wash curtains in washing machine Done	Cleaning stains on carpet: - Fill a bowl with water and add a little ox-gall soap - Moisten the sponge with water and apply a little more gall soap if necessary - Treat stains with a sponge - Remove dirt with a terry cloth towel - finished

Has been used for generations to remove stains! Gall soap is a tried and tested household product and can easily hold its own alongside chemical stain removers. If you would like to do without chemical household products, MacGloss gall soap is an inexpensive and environmentally friendly alternative.

MacGloss bile soap in paste form is suitable for:
cleaning large areas of dirt (clothing stains, dust, etc.) on upholstery/car upholstery.) on upholstery/car upholstery/car interiors of any kind such as Alcantara, microfiber, velour, synthetic or mixed fibers, cotton, artificial leather and for real leather (for light to medium colors) as well as for fitted carpets or real carpets.

For pretreating stains/collar edges on washable textiles such as clothes or shirt collars
For delicate fabrics, e.g.B. non-washable textiles/clothes such as genuine leather, suede or nubuck leather, pure new wool or Alcantara, apply only with a little foam and dry immediately; roughen suede again slightly, when dry

MacGloss gall soap removes most stains such as:
oil, grease, red wine, cola, coffee, fruit stains, ballpoint pen, ketchup, tar, nicotine, jam, nail polish, grass, shoe polish, blood, milk, hair dye, feces, etc.
A gall soap product with very high quality.
Using raw materials from controlled origin. The soap base contains various vegetable oils.

How it works:

1. Wet the soap and fabric well.
2. Rub the soap into the stain and leave to work.
3. Rinse the stain with water or, in the case of non-washable textiles, dab it off completely.

Helpful tips:
Follow the care instructions for the textiles.

• Check the material for color fastness in advance in a concealed area.
• For stubborn stains, repeat the process and leave to work for longer.
• Place textiles with residual traces of beta-carotene stains, such as carrots, peppers, cherries, apricots, in daylight. The residual stains will disappear by themselves due to the UV component of daylight.