Ingredients in All Free & Clear
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All Free & Clear is a dye-free, perfume-free detergent marketed for those with allergies and sensitive skin. It is recommended by dermatologists, pediatricians, and allergists for those with sensitive skin.
It comes in many different forms ranging from powder to liquid detergent, from regular to high efficiency, also known as HE, form. Due to the many different forms, the ingredient lists vary.
2x Ultra Liquid (Regular)
The ingredients in All Free & Clear 2x Ultra liquid are: water, sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate, ethoxylated lauryl alcohol, sodium silicate, sodium cocoate, sodium xylenesulfonate and stilbene disulfonic acid triazine derivative.
2x Ultra Liquid (HE)
The ingredients in the HE All Free & Clear 2x Ultra liquid detergent are: water, sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate, ethoxylated lauryl alcohol, sodium silicate, sodium cocoate and stilbene disulfonic acid triazine derivative.
Powder
The ingredients for All Free & Clear powdered detergent are: sodium carbonate, sodium sulfate, methyl ester sulfonate, sodium silicate, sodium dodecylbenenesulfonate, sodium chloride, water, acrylic polymer and optical brightener.
Small and Mighty 3x Concentrate Liquid (Regular)
The ingredients in All Free & Clear Small and Mighty 3x concentrated liquid detergent are: water,ethoxylated lauryl alcohol, sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate, triethanolamine, sodium citrate, sodium xylenesulfonate, sodium cocoate, stilbene disulfonic acid triazine derivative and methylisothiazolinone.
Small and Mighty 3x Concentrate Liquid (HE)
The ingredients in All Free & Clear Small and Mighty 3x concentrated liquid detergent HE are: water,ethoxylated lauryl alcohol, sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate, triethanolamine, sodium citrate, sodium cocoate, stilbene disulfonic acid triazine derivative and methylisothiazolinone.
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