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- Six enzymes — including DNase — lift set-in stains and break down the sweat, oils and biofilm behind recurring odour
- Oxygen bleach lifts stains and brightens; a zinc neutraliser clears odour instead of masking it
- Works alongside your usual detergent, in any washing machine
- 500g · around 25 washes · 20g scoop included
How to Use
Daily boost: add 1 scoop (20g) to the empty drum before loading — not the drawer, and never onto the fabric. Add your detergent as normal. Use 2 scoops (40g) for large or heavily soiled loads.
Wash at 30–40°C, where the enzymes work best. They stay active from cold through 40°C; brightening from the oxygen bleach steps up at 50°C, and above 60°C use on whites only.
Odour Reset (deep-set permastink): dissolve 1 scoop in a basin of warm water with detergent, soak the garment 1–3 hours, then wash as normal. Repeat over 2–4 washes if needed.
Not suitable for silk, wool, cashmere, leather or dry-clean-only fabrics. Use on colourfast fabrics; test a hidden area first.
What’s in the Formula
Six enzymes — Protease (sweat & protein), Lipase (body oils), Amylase (food & starch residue), Mannanase (food gums & product build-up), Cellulase (cotton fibre renewal), and DNase (breaks apart the biofilm layer bacteria hide in — the reason recurring odour stops).
Oxygen bleach (sodium percarbonate) lifts stains and brightens whites in a warm wash — its brightening steps up from around 50°C — without chlorine. Zinc odour neutraliser (sodium zinc polyitaconate) captures odour molecules directly during the wash.
Full ingredients: sodium percarbonate, sodium carbonate, sodium citrate, sodium silicate, sodium zinc polyitaconate, protease, amylase, lipase, cellulase, mannanase, deoxyribonuclease.
Free from: synthetic fragrance · chlorine bleach · optical brighteners · dyes.
Shipping & Returns
Free tracked delivery on all UK orders — dispatched in 1–2 business days, arrives in 2–5.
30-day satisfaction guarantee — if you’re not completely happy, contact us for a full refund. No forms, no hassle.
What’s in the Bag
- 500g resealable bag — around 25 washes
- 20g measuring scoop included
- Works alongside any detergent, in any washing machine including HE front loaders

Breaks down tough, biological stains and odours
- Odour that doesn’t come back. DNase breaks the biofilm, so the smell has nothing to return from.
- Brighter, softer, fresher. Oxygen bleach lifts stains; cellulase renews cotton, without softener.
- Works with your detergent. Just add a scoop alongside the detergent you already use — nothing else to change.

Why “clean” clothes still smell
You wash it, it looks clean — then an hour into wearing it, the smell is back. That’s biofilm: a bacterial layer bonded deep in the fabric that ordinary detergent can’t reach. Adding more detergent leaves residue that feeds it, so the smell can come back worse. The booster breaks that layer down instead of covering it up.
Six enzymes, each with a target
One scoop covers every kind of biological soil — plus oxygen bleach for stains and a zinc neutraliser for odour.
DNasethe biofilm-buster — the difference
The headline enzyme. To survive every wash, bacteria build a hidden, glue-like web deep in the fabric — that’s biofilm, and it’s why the smell keeps coming back. DNase breaks that web apart, so the bacteria are exposed and rinse away. No other UK laundry booster includes it.
Proteaseprotein stains & sweat
Breaks down protein-based stains and soils — blood, grass, food, sweat and skin cells — the residue that also feeds odour bacteria.
Lipaseoil & grease stains
Digests oil and grease — cooking oil, collar grime and the body oils that grip synthetic fibres and hold odour in.
Amylasefood & starch stains
Clears starch-based stains and soils — pasta, gravy, baby food — and the detergent film left behind by over-dosing.
Mannanasegum-based stains
Targets gum-based stains and residues from sauces, ice cream and cosmetics — the heavier soils protease and amylase can’t fully shift.
Cellulasecotton renewal
Trims the tiny frayed cotton fibres that make fabric look dull and feel rough — restoring softness and colour without softener.
Three Steps. Fresher Laundry.
Add
One 20g scoop into the empty drum, before your clothes. Then add your normal detergent as usual.
Wash
Run your wash at 30–40°C, where the enzymes work best. The rest of your routine stays exactly the same.
Fresh
The residue behind the smell is gone, not masked. For deep-set permastink, soak first, then wash.

Any detergent. Any washing machine.
A booster doesn’t replace your detergent — it works alongside it. Detergent handles the everyday dirt; the booster handles the embedded residue it leaves behind. Nothing in your routine changes.
- Works with any detergent · any washing machine · HE compatible
- Fragrance-free · no optical brighteners · no dyes
- No chlorine bleach — rinses clean
Detergent cleans the surface.
This gets into what’s underneath.
It works alongside your usual detergent, not instead of it.
Can’t reach
- Smells clean out of the wash — then smells again as soon as you wear it
- Gym kit and towels that never quite come back
- A musty edge that returns with body heat
Gets in
- Six enzymes — including DNase — break down the biofilm behind the smell
- Oxygen bleach lifts the sweat and body oils ground into the fibres
- A zinc neutraliser clears the odour at source, with no fragrance
Most people notice it within the first few washes — the smell stops coming back.
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Questions.
Is this a detergent replacement?
No — it’s a booster. Add it to the drum alongside your normal detergent when a load needs more than a routine clean. No need to switch detergents or change anything in your routine.
What makes DNase different from regular enzymes?
Most enzymes break down the mess bacteria feed on. DNase does something different: it breaks apart the hidden, glue-like web bacteria build to anchor themselves deep in the fabric — the structure that lets them survive every wash. Once that web is broken, the bacteria are exposed and rinse away. It’s why recurring odour stops coming back — and why no other UK laundry booster includes it.
Does it work in a cold wash?
Yes — the enzymes work from cold water through to 40°C, and 30–40°C gives the best results. Brightening from the oxygen bleach increases above 50°C, but above 60°C enzyme effectiveness drops, so keep hot washes for whites.
How quickly does it work?
Most people notice a difference on the first wash. For deeply embedded permastink in synthetics, 2–4 washes typically breaks the cycle. The Odour Reset soak speeds this up for the worst cases.
Why does adding more detergent make the smell worse?
Excess detergent doesn’t rinse out cleanly — the residue left in the fabric becomes food for the very bacteria causing the smell. Less detergent with a booster consistently outperforms more detergent alone.
What fabrics should I avoid using it on?
Not suitable for silk, wool, cashmere, leather or dry-clean-only fabrics. Use on colourfast fabrics and test a hidden area before first use. Compatible with all washing machines including HE front loaders.
How long does a bag last?
Each 500g bag is around 25 washes using one 20g scoop. For large loads (6–8kg) using 2 scoops, roughly 12–13 uses. A 20g scoop is included.
Is it safe for sensitive skin and septic tanks?
It’s fragrance-free, with no optical brighteners and no chlorine bleach. The enzymes are biodegradable and the oxygen bleach breaks down to water and oxygen, so it’s septic-tank compatible and rinses clean.





