Tri Nature

Tri Nature Angelica Fabric Softener Original Bulk with pump 5L

$112.90
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Good to know

  • Format — 5L with 4ml pump
  • Purpose — Final rinse conditioner
  • Measure — 12ml per use
  • Details — 3 strokes of a 4ml pump
  • Choose — Match the product and format before ordering

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About this product

Tri Nature Angelica Fabric Softener Original Bulk with pump 5L is a concentrated fabric conditioner for the final rinse stage of washing. It softens and conditions suitable fabrics, with an anti-static system designed to help maintain a comfortable feel. Use it through the washing machine’s softener dispenser or add it to the final rinse, keeping it separate from the detergent used in the main wash.

The Angelica range offers Original, described by Tri Nature as Tropical, and Lotus and Camellia fragrance choices. Match the named scent when comparing the bottle and bulk formats. The formula contains fabric-conditioning ingredients and an essential oil based fragrance; it is not an unscented product. Tri Nature lists towels, nappies, woollens and delicates among its uses, subject to the textile manufacturer’s care instructions.

Measure 12ml into the machine’s fabric-softener dispenser or the final rinse cycle. This equals three strokes from a 4ml pump. Do not confuse the softener dose with the separate laundry-detergent dose: the products serve different stages of the wash. If using a dispenser with a different output, measure the millilitre amount rather than assuming three pumps will deliver the right quantity.

This 5L pack includes a 4ml pump. Measure the total dose required for the washing method; some millilitre amounts will not be a whole number of pump strokes. The larger container suits repeat use when you have space to store it. Compare the matching smaller format before ordering, and retain the product identity and directions when dispensing into another suitable container. Keep laundry conditioner, stain treatment and detergent clearly identified because each belongs at a different stage of washing.

Compare formats: Angelica Fabric Softener 500ml, Angelica Fabric Softener Lotus & Camellia Bulk with pump 5L, 5L with 4ml pump.

Ingredients

Water, Dialkyl Amido Ammonium Methosulphate, Cetyl Trimethyl Ammonium Chloride, Fatty Alcohol Ethoxylates, Calcium Chloride, Citric Acid, Essential Oil Based Fragrance, Sodium Benzoate, Dye.

Directions for use

Add 12ml to the fabric-softener dispenser or final rinse cycle. With a 4ml pump, this is 3 pump strokes. Follow textile care instructions. Monitor soil pH where greywater is used frequently.

Warnings & suitability

Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not ingest. Follow garment or textile care instructions.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the container closed when not in use.

Quick orientation Product at a glance
Bottom line
A concentrated fabric softener for the final rinse stage, measured at 12ml and offered in distinct fragrance and pack-size choices.
What it is
A concentrated fabric softener for the final rinse stage, measured at 12ml and offered in distinct fragrance and pack-size choices.
Why people choose it
The Angelica range offers Original, described by Tri Nature as Tropical, and Lotus and Camellia fragrance choices. Match the named scent when comparing the bottle and bulk formats. The formula contains fabric-conditioning ingredients and an essential oil based fragrance; it is not an unscented product. Tri Nature lists towels, nappies, woollens and delicates among its uses, subject to the textile manufacturer’s care instructions.
How it’s used
Add 12ml to the fabric-softener dispenser or final rinse cycle. With a 4ml pump, this is 3 pump strokes. Follow textile care instructions. Monitor soil pH where greywater is used frequently.
Last reviewed 2026-05-31