Power Soft +

A high content of fragrance microcapsules

Power Soft + is a concentrated fabric softener specifically formulated for self-service laundries. It delivers softness and eases ironing, leaving garments with an intense, long-lasting fragrance that survives even the harshest tumble drying.

Its high content of fragrance microcapsules ensures that both the laundry premises and the washed garments carry a fresh, long-lasting aroma.

Technical specifications

When to choose Power Soft + over Power Soft

Both are concentrated softeners for self-service laundries, with the same dose (5–10 g per kg of dry laundry in the final rinse) and the same pH. The difference lies in how they deliver fragrance: Power Soft stands out for its high perfume concentration, Power Soft + for its high content of fragrance microcapsules. Power Soft + makes sense if:

• Your customers almost always tumble dry and you want the fragrance to remain after the most intense drying, which is what its data sheet highlights.
• You want the aroma to be part of your shop's identity: according to the data sheet, both the laundry premises and the washed garments keep a fresh, long-lasting scent.
• You already use Power Gold and want a softener from the same line with a stronger fragrance presence.

Step-by-step start-up

• Empty and flush the line of the previous softener before connecting the new container, so products do not mix in the tube.
• Check the signal for the pump in each washer's programme: it must match the final rinse.
• Calibrate the pump for each machine's real dry-laundry load, within the range on the data sheet.
• Run a full test cycle, washing and drying, and smell the laundry when you take it out: it is the simplest way to confirm the product is going in where it should.
• Record the calibration and the date. It will help you spot drift when you change tubes or containers.

For a refresher on how pump dosing works, see the guide to automatic dosing.

Power Soft + FAQs

Can it cause allergies?

The concentrated product is classified H317: it may cause an allergic skin reaction. That is why whoever changes the containers should wear gloves and avoid contact with eyes, skin and clothing. Its declared composition includes cationic surfactants (5–15 %), non-ionic surfactants and perfumes (below 5 %). It is also classified H319 (serious eye irritation) and H412 (harmful to aquatic life).

Can I mix it with what is left of another softener?

No. The data sheet says not to mix it with other chemicals, and that includes other softeners: finish or remove the previous container and flush the line before switching.

What does it look like and how is it supplied?

It is a green liquid with a pH of 2.5 ± 0.5, supplied in a 20 kg container.