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Detergent Tablets
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Detergent Tablets
Product details
Little tablets. Big cleaning energy. 🫧
Milk residue, greasy bottles and stubborn buildup? We've got you, Mum.
Our Detergent Tablets are designed to work with your Mumilk 3-in-1 Bottle Washer, Steriliser & Dryer, helping break down milk fats, proteins and everyday residue to leave your baby's feeding essentials beautifully clean.
With a combination of powerful cleaning ingredients, enzymes and water-softening agents, these little tablets do the dirty work so you don't have to.
Each box contains 120 x 2g detergent tablets. That's 120 washes in one box!
Because you've got enough on your plate without scrubbing bottles. 💗
What's inside? 🧪
No mystery ingredients here! We believe you deserve to know exactly what's cleaning your baby's feeding essentials.
Here's what's inside our detergent tablets and why:
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Sodium Carbonate: Helps break down grease and milk fats, making stubborn residue easier to wash away.
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Sodium Percarbonate: An oxygen-based cleaning agent that helps tackle stains and buildup.
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Sodium Gluconate: Helps manage hard water and prevent mineral deposits.
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Citric Acid: Helps manage mineral buildup and supports the cleaning formula.
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Alkyl Polyglucoside: A surfactant that helps lift fats and residue from surfaces.
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Protease: An enzyme that breaks down proteins, including those found in breastmilk and formula.
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MGDA (Methylglycinediacetic Acid): A water-softening ingredient that helps the detergent work effectively, even in hard water.
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TAED (Tetraacetylethylenediamine): Helps activate the oxygen-based cleaning ingredients at lower wash temperatures.
Every ingredient has a job. And together, they help take the hard work out of washing up. 🫧
Ingredients: Sodium Carbonate, Sodium Percarbonate, Sodium Gluconate, Citric Acid, Alkyl Polyglucoside, Protease, MGDA and TAED.

