Iron & Velvet
Bathroom Antibac – Berry Blast
Bathroom Antibac – Berry Blast
Iron & VelvetKeep your bathroom sparkling clean with the Iron & Velvet Bathroom Antibac Refill. Formulated with a trusted antibacterial cleaning agent, this plastic-free refill cuts through everyday grime, soap residue and water marks while leaving behind a beautifully fresh fragrance. Each soluble sachet transforms 500ml of water into an effective bathroom cleaner when used with a reusable spray bottle.
- Made using plant derived, sustainably sourced ingredients
- Water soluble sachets
- RSPO Certified sustainable Palm Oil
- Sustainably certified paper & card packaging
- Cruelty free
- Suitable for sinks, taps, showers, tiles and bathroom surfaces
£2.00
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Description
Bathroom Antibac
1 refill concentrate sachet
Transform the way you clean your bathroom with the Iron & Velvet Bathroom Antibac Refill, an eco-friendly solution that delivers powerful antibacterial cleaning while helping reduce single-use plastic waste.
Designed to tackle the toughest bathroom messes, this concentrated refill uses a trusted antibacterial cleaning agent to cut through soap scum, watermarks, toothpaste splashes and everyday dirt. From sinks and taps to shower screens, tiles, cupboards and cabinets, it leaves every surface sparkling clean and hygienically fresh.
- Suitable for sinks, taps, shower screens, tiles, cupboards and bathroom cabinets
Sustainable Cleaning Made Simple
Iron & Velvet's innovative soluble refill sachets help eliminate the need for single-use plastic bottles. Simply add the sachet to a reusable spray bottle, fill with 500ml of warm water, shake to dissolve and you're ready to clean.
Packaging
The water-soluble sachets are made from Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA). Which has been approved for use in pharmaceuticals, meaning a much safer alternative to plastic. The PVA polymer that Iron & Velvet use is fully water soluble so no physical risk to animals, it's completely non-toxic to the environment, aquatic life or animals and does not form micro-beads so again does not fit within the common usage of the term plastic.
The paper and cardboard packaging comes from Sustainably certified sources meaning this is also sustainably sourced.
