Free and Clear Fabric Softener – CADIA®

Benefits: Are you tired of fabric softeners that leave your clothes smelling too strong or irritate your skin? Free and Clear Fabric Softener is a must-have product for anyone looking to freshen up their laundry without the use of harsh chemicals. This gentle yet effective fabric softener is specially formulated to be hypoallergenic, making it safe for even the most sensitive skin. With Free and Clear Fabric Softener, you can enjoy soft, static-free clothes that smell clean and fresh without any irritating fragrances or dyes. Plus, this eco-friendly choice is free from artificial preservatives and animal-derived ingredients, so you can feel good about using it in your home. Whether you’re washing your baby’s delicate onesies or your favorite cozy blankets, Free and Clear Fabric Softener delivers outstanding results every time. Say goodbye to stiff fabrics and hello to touchably soft laundry with this game-changing product. Made: The natural quality you can only get from environmentally friendly practices. You’ll notice the difference — a true treasure in our line-up of non-toxic, biodegradable household products. Our biodegradable, plant-based, hypoallergenic fabric softener is 2x concentrated and is free of dyes, SLES and phosphates. There are no artificial fragrances, chlorine, or optical brighteners. Our detergent is safe for septic and greywater systems. This product is not tested on animals. Uses: Looking for a versatile product to keep your clothes feeling soft and fresh? Free and clear fabric softener is the answer! This handy laundry essential not only helps reduce static cling but also leaves fabrics smelling clean without any added fragrances. One of the main uses of free and clear fabric softener is to make your clothes feel softer to the touch, making them more comfortable to wear throughout the day. Additionally, it can help prevent wrinkles, making ironing a breeze. Moreover, this type of fabric softener is perfect for individuals with sensitive skin or allergies as it is free from dyes and perfumes that can irritate the skin. It’s a great choice for those looking for a gentle laundry solution that still delivers excellent results. Incorporating free and clear fabric softener into your laundry routine can help extend the life of your clothing by keeping them in top condition wash after wash. History: The history of free and clear fabric softener dates back to the growing awareness around sensitivities to fragrances and dyes in laundry products. As more people started seeking gentler alternatives for their clothes, manufacturers began developing formulas specifically designed for sensitive skin. In response to this demand, free and clear fabric softeners were introduced as a solution that provides all the benefits of traditional softeners without any added perfumes or colorants. This innovation quickly gained popularity among individuals with allergies, babies’ delicate skin, and those looking for a hypoallergenic option. Over the years, advancements in technology have allowed companies to further refine these formulations, making them even more effective at reducing static cling, maintaining fabric softness, and improving overall garment care. Today, free and clear fabric softeners continue to be a staple in households where sensitivity and comfort are top priorities. Testimonial: “After years of suffering from allergies and sensitivities to laundry products, I decided to try a free and clear fabric softener. The results have been amazing! No more itchy skin or sneezing fits after doing laundry. My clothes feel softer than ever before without any overpowering scent. I will never go back to traditional fabric softeners again.” – Michael L.

Ingredients	CAS #	Function
Water	7732-18-5	Solvent
Hydroxyethyl Methyl Ammonium Methosulfate	157905-74-3	Surfactant
Alcohol	64-17-5	Solvent
Fragrance Allergens		CAS #
None

 

SDS CADIA LIQUID FABRIC SOFTENER FREE AND CLEAR

 

Referenced in the California Cleaning RTK Act of 2017 and an EU fragrance allergen List.

See LINKS below.

1. Prop 65
2. European Union CMRs 
3. European Union Endocrine Disruptors 
4. Integrated Risk Information System- Neurotoxicants 
5. Integrated Risk Information System- Carcinogens 
6. EU Persistent/Biocumulative/Toxic 
7. Canada Persistent/Biocumulative/Toxic 
8. EU Respiratory Sensitizers
9. International Agency for Research on Cancer  
10. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry’s Toxic Substances Neurotoxicants 
11. US EPA Priority list  
12. US NTP Reproductive or Developmental Toxicants 
13. US EPA Persistent bioaccumulative and toxic 
14. Washington Department of Ecology PBTs 
15. US NTP known to be Carcinogens 
16. California Drinking water Notification Levels and Response Levels 
17. California Maximum contaminant levels 
18. California Toxic Air Contaminants 
19. California Priority Pollutants 
20. California Non-Cancer Hazards 
21. California Priority Chemicals 
22. Marine Priority Action Chemicals 
23. EU Fragrance Allergen 

Country of Origin: Canada