The system is deliberately simple: The solid cube is placed in the provided cotton bag in the detergent drawer (not in the drum). During the wash cycle, the block gradually dissolves through contact with water – thus releasing a coordinated amount of active ingredients with each wash.
Application and washing result in a practical test
In the everyday test, the fragrance proved to be pleasantly subtle. The note was described as slightly floral, but not overpowering. The washed laundry felt soft – even though no additional fabric softener was used.
The cleaning performance was particularly important: Even sportswear at 40 °C became clean. Stains could be removed without the need for additional treatment. The multi-purpose principle worked reliably and consistently in the test.
Those expecting highly foaming products or intense perfuming might be surprised: The concept relies on function rather than effect. The application remains reduced and clearly structured.
The result seems uncomplicated – washing is concentrated on the essentials. Cleaning and care are done in one step.
More than a laundry detergent
The cube is not only intended for washing machines: Applied diluted, the product can also be used as a cleaning concentrate in the household. A small piece is dissolved in water and yields a solution for various surfaces.
Thus, one product can replace several traditional cleaners. This saves space in the cleaning cupboard and reduces the need for individual plastic bottles.
Diverse application possibilities in the household
According to the manufacturer, the cube can be used, among other things, as a ceramic hob cleaner, glass cleaner, oven cleaner, stain spray, pool edge cleaner, car cockpit cleaner, rim cleaner, and floor cleaner.
This multi-purpose principle significantly extends its use beyond the washing machine – making cleaning more structured and material-efficient.
A system for everyday life: Instead of buying a separate cleaning agent for each surface, a well-thought-out system can be used in the future. This reduces packaging, storage space, and material consumption in the household.
