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NEwBritE™ LaUNDry DEtErgENtA new powder detergent for ultra-clean clothes, a Neways Healthy Home®, and a happy environment

DESCriPtiONNewBrite Laundry Detergent provides balance between cleaning power, safe-for-the-family ingredients, and environmental responsibility.

Open a pouch of NewBrite Laundry Detergent, and you get fresh, clean clothes, the peace of mind that comes from using a Neways product, and a clear environmental conscience. In addition, you get a formula recognized by a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency program called Design for the Environment.* This honor confirms what you’ve always known: Neways gives you safety-conscious and effective ingredients that are great for your family and your planet.

When you’ve got loads of dirty clothes piled high, it can be easy to forget that you’re part of a larger whole, connected to a world beyond your washing machine. Now you can take a balanced approach to your laundry with NewBrite Laundry Detergent. You get the cleaning power you want, while doing your part for the environment and your family.

Order your powdered NewBrite Laundry Detergent today, and load by load you can help change the world.

BENEFitS• Workseffectivelyinalltemperaturesofwater• Softandgentleonyourfabric,yetaggressiveondirtandstains• Absolutelyfragrancefree,yetclothescomeoutsmellingfresheverytime• Cleanswithconcentratedpower• Anionicandnon-ionicsurfactantsforstainremoval• Leavescolorsbright—itsnon-chlorinatedbleachingagentiscolorsafe

* EPA/DfE recognition does not constitute endorsement of this product. The Design for the Environment logo signifies that the formula for this product, as Neways has represented it to the EPA, contains ingredients with more positive health and environmental characteristics than conventional cleaners. EPA/DfE relies solely on Neways and the company’s integrity and good faith for information on the composition, ingredients, and attributes of this product. EPA/DfE has not independently identified, such as via chemical analysis, the ingredients in the product formula, nor has it evaluated any of the non-ingredient claims of Neways. EPA/DfE expresses its judgment and professional opinion only as to the environmental and human health characteristics of the product, based on currently available information and scientific understanding.

• Supportsfabricfrombecomingyellowordarkened• EPA-recognizedformulathroughtheDesignfortheEnvironmentprogram*• HE(HighEfficiency)compatible,withalow-sudsingformuladesignedforboth front-load and top-load washing machines • Gray-watertested1 • Readilybiodegradable 2

rECOMMENDED USEFor small loads and high-efficiency machines,use1scoop(about30g).For medium loads, use about 1 ¼ scoops(about37.5g).Forlargeloads,use1½scoops(about45g).Forheavily soiled clothes, use 2 scoops (about60g).

KEy iNgrEDiENtSSodium Carbonate— This cleaner

softens water and cuts grease.Sodium Percarbonate—This non-

chlorinated bleaching agent features strong stain-removal capability. It brightens colors and prevents fabric from becoming yellowed or darkened.

Sodium alkyl aryl SulfonateLinear alcohol Ethoxylate—This

non¬ionic surfactant is a soil suspender and cleaning agent.

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1.BasedontestprotocolOECD208,whennormal-strengthlaundrywastewaterwasdiluted1:10withtapwater,thesolutiondidnotinhibitplantgerminationorgrowth(1:10means1partwashwaterto10partstapwater).2.BasedontestprotocolOECD301D,thenon-mineralportionwasfoundtobereadilybiodegradable.