Wrinkle Release Spray
Our Wrinkle Release Spray is specially formulated with unique ingredients to remove unsightly wrinkles in no time. Simply spray lightly, then gently tug and smooth the wrinkles away! It contains biodegradable ingredients found in natural hair conditioners that gently condition as they effectively remove wrinkles while preserving the shape of garments. It has a natural fragrance, it's phthalate-free, and safe for bright colours
and delicate fabrics. Keep one at home and take one with you to quickly get rid of creases and wrinkles wherever you go!
Free From:
• Artificial dyes and fragrances
• Phthalates
• Formaldehyde
• Sulfates
• Phosphates
• Bleach
• SLS/SLES
• Petrochemicals
• Parabens
• Animal-derived ingredients
- Ingredients
- Polyquaternium-88 (Conditioner)
- Citric Acid (Natural Preservative)
- Sodium Benzoate (Preservative)
- Potassium Sorbate (Preservative)
- Sodium Bicarbonate (Abrasive)
- Phthalate-free Fragrance (Fragrance/Scent)
- Problem & SolutionProblem:
You need to remove the wrinkles from your clothing, but waiting for a clunky iron to heat up and setting up a flimsy ironing board can be so time-consuming. Not only that, but some name-brand wrinkle release sprays contain chemicals that can be harmful to your health.
Solution:
Norwex Wrinkle Release Spray helps you easily, naturally and quickly remove unsightly creases and wrinkles from your clothing, without the harmful chemicals commonly found in similar products. - How To Use• Spray directly on fabrics until affected area is slightly damp (do not saturate)
• Gently tug fabric to smooth wrinkles
• Let dry before wearing garment - Features & Benefits• Contains natural ingredients
• No need to wait for an iron to heat up, so it saves you time
• Gentle formula
• Rinses clean and does not leave any residue
• Dries quickly
• Won't fade colours
• Safe for bright colours and most fabrics (always test on inconspicuous place first)
• Made with biodegradable ingredients - Did You Know?
Heat and water cause wrinkles. Heat breaks the bonds holding polymers in place within the fibres of a fabric. When the bonds are broken, the fibres are less rigid, and as the fabric cools, the fibres lock into a new (wrinkled) shape.
