UN BLEACH

✽ Available at our fill up bar for .30 an ounce ✽

Un-Bleach is the responsible, toxin-free, bleach alternative.

• Dissolves stains and odors
• Safe for all colors, you & the environment
• Brightens and restores surfaces, fabrics + more
• Works just as well or better than chlorine bleach in many ways. 

One ingredient. Over 1000 uses | Laundry ∙ Carpets ∙ Couches ∙ Upholstery∙ Tile ∙ Grout ∙ Curtains ∙ Sheers∙ Stained Dishes ∙Burned On Food ∙ Grimy Baking Sheets ∙ Drains∙ Refrigerator ∙ Cutting Boards ∙ Counter Tops ∙Tupperware ∙ Sponges ∙ Removing Jar Labels ∙ Toilets∙ Tub ∙ Shower ∙ Mattress ∙ Mops ∙ Mildew Removal ∙Water Damage Clean Up ∙ Litter Boxes ∙ Blood∙ Carpet Cleaning Machines ∙ Fireplaces ∙ Bricks ∙ Fencing ∙ Siding ∙ Concrete ∙ Stucco ∙ Decking ∙Garbage Cans ∙ All Weather Carpet ∙ Lawn Furniture ∙Camping Gear ∙ Coolers ∙ Tents ∙ Tarps ∙ Boat Sails∙ Cushions ∙ Ropes ∙ Tools ∙ Wedding Dresses ∙Tennis Shoes ∙ Car Seats ∙ And Much More  

People + planet safe | Those distancing themselves from known toxins and allergens found in commercial bleach will find relief here.  Our Un-Bleach is hypoallergenic and completely phosphate-free ∙ phthalate-free ∙ paraben-free∙ perfume-free ∙ sulfate-free ∙ paraben-free∙ 1,4-dioxane-free ∙ petroleum-free∙ optical brightener-free ∙ dye-free ∙ filler-free ∙ gluten-free ∙ hormone disruptor-free ∙ carcinogen-free — and simply Worry Free.

Ever stared at a stubborn stain, feeling a mix of frustration and defeat? You're not alone. We've all been there: the coffee spill on your favorite shirt, the muddy footprints on the carpet, the grimy buildup on your kitchen tiles. Traditional cleaning solutions often fall short, leaving us with harsh chemicals and lingering doubts about their safety. But what if there was a powerful, eco-friendly solution that could tackle virtually any stain, anywhere? Enter Unbleach, your new best friend in the fight against dirt and grime. Let's dive into how this versatile oxygen bleach can revolutionize your cleaning routine.

Unbleach (Oxygen Bleach): Uses, Recipes, and Stain Removal Guide

What is Unbleach (Oxygen Bleach)?

Unbleach, also known as oxygen bleach, is a cleaning powerhouse composed of a single ingredient: sodium percarbonate. This natural compound releases oxygen when mixed with water, effectively breaking down stains and restoring surfaces to their former glory. Unlike chlorine bleach, Unbleach is a responsible, toxin-free choice that's safe for your home and the environment.

How Does Unbleach Work Its Magic?

When Unbleach powder meets water, it creates a potent solution that dissolves the chemical bonds in stains. This process lifts away discoloration, revealing the original color and brightness of fabrics and surfaces. Say goodbye to dull, stained items and hello to a sparkling, fresh finish!

Unbleach: Your Step-by-Step Stain-Fighting Guide

Let's explore the many ways you can use Unbleach, from laundry to household cleaning and beyond. 

1. Laundry Hero: Tackling Tough Stains and Brightening Whites

• Pre-Soaking Power:
  • For heavily stained items like clothing, menstrual pads, shoes, or diapers, fill a tub or bucket with hot water (100-150°F).
  • Add 1 ounce (2 tablespoons) of Rustic Strength Unbleach.
  • Soak items for at least 30 minutes, or even overnight for stubborn stains.
  • Wash as usual.
  • Pro Tip: For extra stain-fighting power, add more Unbleach to your regular wash cycle.
• Regular Wash Cycle:
  • Lightly soiled: 1 ounce (2 tablespoons)
  • Moderately soiled: 4 ounces (1/2 cup)
  • Heavily soiled: 8 ounces (1 cup)
  • Important: Do not use on wool or silk.

2. Household Cleaning Champion: From Kitchen to Bathroom and Beyond

• General Cleaning (Hard Surfaces):
  • Mix 4 ounces of Rustic Strength Unbleach with 1 gallon of warm or hot water (1 ounce per quart).
  • This versatile solution is perfect for countertops, floors, and general grime.
• Heavy Cleaning:
  • For tougher messes, mix 8 ounces of Unbleach with 1 gallon of warm or hot water (2 ounces per quart).
• Soaking:
  • For heavily stained items, soak them in a solution of 2-8 ounces of Unbleach per gallon of hot water.
• Paste:
  • Create a powerful cleaning paste by mixing 1-2 ounces of Unbleach with just enough water to form a thick consistency.
  • Note: Unbleach solutions are most effective when used within 5-6 hours. Discard any unused solution down the drain; it'll help clean your pipes!
• Targeted Cleaning:
  • Carpets, Couches, Upholstery, Car Seats: Spray the general cleaning solution, work it in with a brush, let it sit for 5-10 minutes, and rinse. Always test for colorfastness first.
  • Tile and Grout: Saturate the area with the general cleaning solution, let it sit for at least 60 minutes, scrub, and rinse.
  • Kitchen: Clean stained dishes, burned-on food, and grimy surfaces with a soak or paste. Deodorize drains by letting a solution sit overnight.
  • Bathroom: Tackle toilet stains, tub grime, and even brighten your mattress with Unbleach solutions.
  • Outdoor Cleaning: From fences and decks to garbage cans and lawn furniture, Unbleach is your go-to outdoor cleaner.

3. Specialized Cleaning: Beyond the Basics

• Camping, Sailing, Adventuring: Clean coolers, boat gear, and camping equipment with Unbleach solutions.
• Water Damage Cleanup and Mildew Removal: Combat mold and mildew with a soaking solution.
• Delicate Items: Gently clean wedding dresses and tennis shoes with a light Unbleach solution.

Key Takeaways:

• Unbleach, or oxygen bleach, is a natural and effective stain remover.
• It's versatile, tackling stains on fabrics, carpets, tiles, and more.
• It's a safer, eco-friendly alternative to chlorine bleach.
• Always use warm to hot water for best results.
• Test for colorfastness before using on delicate fabrics.

FAQ:

1. What is the difference between oxygen bleach and chlorine bleach?
   • Oxygen bleach, like Unbleach, uses oxygen to break down stains and is gentler and safer for the environment. Chlorine bleach is harsher and can damage fabrics and release harmful fumes.
2. Is Unbleach safe for colored clothes?
   • Yes, Unbleach is generally safe for colored clothes, but always test for colorfastness in an inconspicuous area first.
3. Can I use Unbleach on all fabrics?
   • No, avoid using Unbleach on wool and silk.
4. How do I store Unbleach?
   • Store Unbleach in a cool, dry place, away from moisture, in its original container.