Product Description

Toilet Cleaner Mint-Myrtle

With the fragrance of fresh mint and tangy myrtle. The essential oils originate 100% from certified organic cultivation. Soiling and limescale are efficiently being eliminated thanks to purely vegetal surfactants and the power of citric acid.

Sonett has set standards for 40 years.

In the beginning, there were the water and the natural scientist Johannes Schnorr who by using the drop picture method detected the extent to which drinking water was polluted by laundry detergent surfactants as early as the late 1960s. This was the incentive for the Company Sonett to be founded in 1977, and thus the idea of friendly washing in a modular system was born. The washing substances can be made use of at their best, only when detergent, softener and bleaching agent are dispensed separately. Abstaining from any petrochemical raw materials, deliberately renouncing genetic engineering, using no enzymes but rather oils and essential oils derived from organic plants, continues being the ecological criteria applied to date for sustainable washing and cleaning.

People and collaboration.

Apart from ecology, the social orientation on all levels is one of Sonett’s central concerns and also the basis of our economic success.

We consider the basis of our social responsibility understanding that in today’s business life it is cooperation and mutual support that count rather than competition and one’s own interest. At Sonett, respect, social interaction, promoting exchange, and supporting individual development are looked upon as part of our corporate culture, thus being the basis for the cooperation at the company.

Water, the essence of all life.

Caring and feeling responsible for water as the essence of all life made Sonett come into life. Water per se is the actual laundry detergent and cleaning agent. By using readily and completely biodegradable raw materials, such as pure plant-based soaps, sugar surfactants, and minerals such as sodium carbonate and silicates, we increase the cleansing performance of the water, at the same time fostering its being returned to and reintegrated into its natural cycle.