What is Sensitive Laundry Liquid?Updated 9 days ago

Koh Sensitive Laundry Liquid differs from conventional laundry detergents in five ways. There is no added fragrance, so clothes come out clean rather than scented. It is Dermatest tested. It is Sensitive Choice approved by the National Asthma Council Australia for suitability with asthma and allergy sufferers, and Good Environmental Choice Australia (GECA) certified. It is ultra-concentrated, giving around 60 washes from one bag-in-box, which uses 80 to 90 per cent less plastic than a rigid container of the same volume. And it contains no chlorine bleach and no optical brighteners, because stain removal comes from an enzyme system instead. It is septic compatible when used as directed, made in Australia, and works in front loaders, top loaders, hot and cold cycles, and for hand washing.

Koh Sensitive Laundry Liquid uses a targeted enzyme system to break stains down at the source rather than bleaching them out with chlorine. Enzymes are biological catalysts, and each one works on a specific stain type: body oils and grease, sweat and protein residues, food and starch matter, and surface fibres on cotton. Because the stain is broken down chemically rather than bleached, the formula works in cold water as well as hot, which saves energy on every wash. The formula contains no optical brighteners and no added fragrance.

Koh Sensitive Laundry Liquid is built for households that want strong cleaning without added fragrance or chlorine bleach. That includes people with sensitive skin who react to perfumed detergents, asthma and allergy households where fragranced products can trigger symptoms, families washing baby and kids' clothes, anyone who prefers a neutral wash, and homes on a septic system. It works in front loaders, top loaders, hot and cold cycles, and for hand washing, and suits most cottons, synthetics and blends. Wool, silk, cashmere and alpaca need a wool-and-silk-specific detergent instead, because the enzymes can break down protein fibres.