Rin Liquid Ala Fabric Whitener - 200ml

What makes it different

Choose a liquid fabric whitener when white cotton or terrycot needs stain removal and visible brightening in the same wash routine. The whitening formula uses an oxygen-releasing bleach, so the focus stays on lifting marks while improving the white appearance of fabric. That makes the liquid whitener relevant for laundry that needs actual cleanup, not just a fresh wash cycle.

When you'd use it

Use the fabric whitener when white laundry looks dull, stained, or slightly off-white after regular washing. The stated fabric match is white cotton and terrycot, so the product fits wash loads built around those materials rather than mixed-color clothing.

Mix 30 ml with 5 liters of water in a clean bucket or basin, submerge the white fabrics, and then wash as usual with regular detergent. The liquid format keeps the whitening step straightforward for soaking before the main wash.

What it's made of

Check the ingredient base first if bleach content matters in your laundry routine. The formula contains sodium hypochlorite, sodium hydroxide, and amine oxide, and the pack details also note an unscented liquid form. That combination makes the product easy to place in a laundry setup where stain treatment and whitening matter more than added fragrance.

Good to know

Follow the white-fabric guidance closely because the stated use is limited to white cotton and terrycot. The pack contains 200 ml, the format is liquid, and the product is made in India by Hindustan Unilever Limited. Because the directions call for dilution in water before soaking, the liquid whitener fits a pre-wash treatment step rather than direct use on dry fabric.