Minoris Blue Organic Dishwasher Detergent Has Been Renewed!

The stain removal performance has been elevated to the highest level with the newly developed formula!

Turkey's second ultimate concentrate dishwasher detergent consists of boron minerals and organic components. It has been successfully produced after extensive R&D studies and tests. Thanks to its lack of chemicals and harmful ingredients, it can be used safely on all your family's products, including those for your babies. It leaves no residue on the dishes and rinses easily. You can add dishes while the dishwasher is running by opening the lid. Since it does not contain synthetic perfume or fragrance, there will be no harmful chemical emissions into the air.

The product is a concentrate, making it budget-friendly for families. With one package of the product, you can achieve 60 washes. It is packaged in a cardboard box with an aseptic bag inside. Only the cap is made from 7 grams of 100% recyclable plastic. Minoris Blue organic dishwasher detergent supports the recycling of wastewater by 98.8% and helps preserve bacterial life in wastewater.

How to Use the Organic Dishwasher Detergent?

Before the first use, run the machine empty for one cycle. The product does not contain rinse aid or salt, so you should use these two products in your machine.

Usage Recommendations for Organic Dishwasher Detergent

• You can use white vinegar or apple cider vinegar as a rinse aid.
• Pickling brine salt can also be used as salt.
• If there is a rinse aid setting, make sure it is set to at least level 4.

Minoris does not contain any chemicals in its products. Therefore, you may experience difficulty in cleaning the internal components of your machine at first. For this reason, we recommend cleaning the inside of the machine every 7-10 washes until the box is finished. You can do this cleaning by running the machine empty with 1 tablespoon of baking soda and 1 teaspoon of citric acid.

What Are the Benefits of Organic Dishwasher Detergent? How Should Baby Dishes Be Washed? You can read our blog post to find information on what to pay attention to when cleaning baby dishes.