
Washing-up liquid - Super piatti concentrato
Doctor Line
- Country of origin
- Switzerland
- Notifying country
- Italy
- Counterfeit
- No
- Sold online
- No
What is the danger
The product poses a chemical risk because, in view of the particularly attractive appearance of the packaging, the probability of inappropriate exposure to this product (primarily ingestion) is increased. The container, which makes the product appear to be a toy or doll and gives it a fun appearance, conveys a message that the risk associated with the product is minimal and draws attention away from the content of the product and the general precautions for its use. The detergent contains dangerous substances, in particular Sodium Laureth sulfate and Cocamidopropyl betaine, which in the concentration present in the product are irritant to eyes. In addition, it contains limonene, substance which can cause allergic reactions and which implies obligation of warning on the label.
Measures taken
- Sales ban and withdrawal from the market ordered by the authorities. Compulsory measuresTaken by: Other
Product
- Description
- The smooth white plastic container is made to resemble a muscular man. There is a green/yellow dispensing nozzle (open/close) on the man’s head. On the front, under the man’s crossed arms, is a yellow sticker bearing the words “Super concentrato PIATTI” in red. On the back is a white sticker bearing the following text: ‘Super piatti’ contains (Detergents Regulation 648/2004/EC): anionic surfactants, <5%; amphoteric surfactants. Other ingredients: fragrance (Limonene), preservatives (Metthylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone, 2-Bromo 2-Nitrpropane- 1,3 diol. Does not contain phosphorus – Biodegradability >90% - Batch No 19009-L122 –
- Brand
- Model / type
Original source
Data comes from the official Safety Gate system of the European Commission.
- Alert number
- 1762/10 ↗
- Weekly report
- Report-2010-48
- Published
- 2 December 2010
- Corrigendum
- Corrigenda Notification 1649/10 from report 44 of 2010 has been removed from the RAPEX system following additional information on the risk assessment provided by the national authorities. Notification 0365/09 from Week 10 of 2009 has been removed from the RAPEX website following a request from the notifying Member State. Notification 1788/10 has been removed from the RAPEX website pending the clarification of the risk." Notification 1786/10 from week 48 of 2010 has been permanently removed following further information received from the notifying country
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