FELCE AZZURRA Argan&Vanilla 900 ml (45 washes)
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FELCE AZZURRA Argan&Vanilla 900 ml (45 washes)
FELCE AZZURRA Argan & Vanilla is a premium fabric softener with a captivating scent of argan oil and vanilla that gives your laundry softness and long-lasting freshness. The skincare-inspired formula makes fabrics soft, protects them from wear and tear and makes ironing easier. Thanks to the concentrated formula, a smaller amount of fabric softener is enough to achieve maximum effect. FELCE AZZURRA Argan&Vanilla fabric softener brings the rich oriental scent of argan oil combined with sweet notes of vanilla, creating a feeling of luxury and well-being with every wear.
Key features of FELCE AZZURRA Argan&Vanilla 900 ml (45 washes)
- Elegant fragrance of argan oil and vanilla - long-lasting perfumation
- Softens and protects the fibres, the linen is soft to the touch
- FELCE AZZURRA Argan & Vanilla fabric softener makes ironing easier and reduces wrinkling
- Long-lasting freshness, fragrance is released gradually
- Concentrated formula that lasts up to 45 washes
- Suitable for all types of fabrics, ideal for cotton, synthetics and fine materials
Use:
Pour the recommended amount of FELCE AZZURRA Argan&Vanilla into the detergent compartment of the washing machine. Use 20 ml for normal softening, up to 35 ml for extra softness. It is not necessary to dilute the fabric softener, just add it to the last soak. After washing, let the laundry dry freely for maximum fragrance release.
Warning:
Do not use directly on fabrics. Keep out of reach of children and store in a cool, dry place.
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XXL pack
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Paglieri s.p.a., S.S. n° 10 per Genova Km 98, 15122 Alessandria, Itálie, +39 0131 213511, [email protected]
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