Cinq-sur-Cinq Spray Tissus Répulsif 250ml is a repellent lotion for use on clothing and fabrics. Odorless, it won't stain and offers protection against mosquitoes, tiger mosquitoes and ticks.
This repellent spray is an anti-mosquito lotion formulated for use on fabrics. It repels mosquitoes and protects against bites.
This mosquito repellent for fabric from the Cinq sur Cinq range is made with IR3535 (ethyl butylacetylaminopropanoate), an active ingredient with insect repellent powers that are both effective and harmless. It repels common and tiger mosquitoes in temperate and tropical zones, and ticks in temperate zones. Its action is guaranteed for up to 8 hours against mosquitoes and 6 hours against ticks.
This Cinq sur Cinq repellent has been tested on cotton and polyester clothing, and is non-staining and odorless. It can be applied to the clothing of children aged 1 and over.
Are you often bitten by mosquitoes? Look no further for the solution: Cinq sur Cinq Anti-Mosquito Spray for Fabrics is your indispensable ally. Formulated with IR3535, this innovative aerosol gives you up to 8 hours' peace of mind by effectively repelling both common and tiger mosquitoes.
Why settle for a standard product when you can opt for cutting-edge technology? Cinq sur Cinq Anti-Mosquito Spray uses IR3535, a powerful insect-repellent active ingredient guaranteeing remarkable effectiveness. Imagine a walk in the woods or a summer evening on the terrace without a single mosquito in sight. Now you can say goodbye to bites and itching!
The safety of your loved ones is paramount. This spray is even suitable for toddlers, from the age of one. Tested on commonly used textiles such as cotton and polyester, this product does not stain or emit unpleasant odors. Thanks to its 250 ml format, you can easily treat up to 15 garments. Give your family the protection they deserve.
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Spray the solution evenly from a distance of 10 to 20 cm from the clothing to be treated. Start by applying the spray to the front of the clothes, then the back. Leave to dry for around a quarter of an hour in the open air. Repeat after each wash or use of treated fabrics. Clothes can be treated upstream: up to 30 days beforehand for protection against mosquitoes and up to 7 days for ticks. Treated fabrics should then be stored in a closed plastic bag until use.
Refer to the dosage table on the packaging.
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What are the precautions for use?
Follow the recommended application doses. Do not use this fabric repellent spray with other insect repellent products. The duration of protection is given for information only. Certain environmental factors (temperature, wind) may alter this duration. Apply the spray in a well-ventilated room, and wash your hands thoroughly afterwards. For fabrics other than cotton and polyester, test the compatibility of the product on a small area before using it on the whole garment.
Contains IR3535 20% (w/w)
(ethyl butylacetylaminopropanoate - CAS 52304-36-6)
Packaging
Cinq-sur-Cinq Spray tissus is available at the best price in our online pharmacy in 250 ml spray bottles.
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