Eezym represents the conscious choice of natural ingredients. Get rid of chemicals, get rid of gloves!
 
HOW TO USE:
 
Open the lid and press the container to fill the dispenser
Fill the dispenser to the 25 ml mark
Pour the amount from the dispenser down the drain
Leave the product on overnight
Contains ingredients of natural origin, from plant, mineral or microbial sources (enzymes). No negative impact on your health or the planet!
The product may have deposits on the bottom of the bottle. This phenomenon is normal, they are precipitated minerals, and they are formed precisely because the product does not contain preservatives or stabilizers.
INGREDIENTS TABLE:
INGREDIENT NAME WHAT IS IT?    WHAT IS THE ROLE?    EFFECTS ON THE ENVIRONMENT
Lipases Enzymes Break down fat Easily biodegradable and obtained from natural sources (mushrooms)
Butyl Glucoside Surfactant Cleanser Easily biodegradable and made from corn starch or coconut or palm oil
Water Purified water Acts as a diluent and solvent Comes from abundant resources
Alcohol Solvent Degreaser It biodegrades easily and is of natural origin (mushrooms)
Beta-pinene Perfume Gives a pleasant smell Composition based on a mixture of essential oils
Sodium Lauryl Sulphate Surfactant Cleanser It biodegrades easily, and is obtained from coconut and palm oils
Alpha-terpineol Perfume Gives a pleasant smell Composition based on a mixture of essential oils
Sodium citrate pH regulator Prevents the appearance of tartar It biodegrades easily and is obtained from starch of plant origin, such as corn starch
Pentadecalactone Perfume Gives a pleasant smell Composition based on a mixture of essential oils
2-methyl-4-(2,2,3-trimethyl-3-cyclopentenyl)-2-buten-1-ol Fragrance Gives a pleasant smell Composition based on a mixture of essential oils
Perfume Perfume Gives a pleasant smell Composition based on a mixture of essential oils
Etidronate tetrasodium Stabilizer Stabilizes the formula    
Limonene Perfume Gives a pleasant smell Composition based on a mixture of essential oils
Bacilli Bacteria Responsible for water purification and biodegradation of organic matter The bacteria used are non-pathogenic
Cellulases Enzymes Break down plant fibers (cellulose) They biodegrade easily and are obtained from natural sources (mushrooms)