On September 15, 2026, EPHYON Bio-Enzyme Bubble Powder was on the shelf with a net content of 320g and a dosage form of powder; the product instructions provide steps for soaking and washing clothes and shoes.
Inspect the item before measuring powder. GB/T 8685-2008 is listed as current, while ISO 3758:2023 explains that care symbols state the severest treatment that avoids irreversible damage. Restrictions on washing, bleaching or temperature cannot be overridden by a product name.
The product instructions for EPHYON place 'wash according to the clothing label' before the soaking step, and require that the powder be completely dissolved in 50 to 70°C hot water before adding the clothes to soak. The temperature and time here come from the product instructions and cannot be applied as a universal recommendation for all fibers, colors, and decorations. If the clothing care label does not allow this temperature or treatment method, soaking should not be forced.
Do not skip dissolution. The American Cleaning Institute advises against pouring powdered oxygen laundry aids directly onto wet clothes and recommends measuring by label and sorting by colour and fabric. It did not test this EPHYON product and supports only the general sequence of reading, dissolving and sorting.
Assess colour and local construction separately. The product page calls for separate washing of colour-sensitive items, a hidden-area check and avoiding full soaking of printed garments. A small test may reveal an obvious adverse reaction but cannot replace manufacturer instructions or professional testing.
Material restrictions are more specific than 'white clothes or colored clothes.' The product description explicitly excludes silk, wool, spandex, leather, and suede fabrics, and also prohibits use on clothing and shoes with leather, metal buttons, metal zippers, or metal embellishments. The FTC care label rules require garment care instructions to provide warnings for procedures that may cause damage. This foreign regulation is only to illustrate the importance of care information and does not replace Chinese standards or the product page.
For footwear, attention should also be paid to the upper, bonding, reflective materials, and decorative elements. The product page sets additional restrictions for fabric shoes prone to fading, rubber shoes, and adhesive areas. Adidas's publicly available care instructions for reflective shoe uppers clearly advise against pre-soaking and restrict the use of strong alkaline products, solvent-based cleaners, and extra bleach.
Mixed use should also follow the product page. The product instructions clearly state not to use it in combination with chlorine bleach or bleaching powder. The American Cleaning Association classifies chlorine bleach and oxygen-based products into different categories and continually emphasizes checking the clothing and product labels first.
Before actual use, you can check six items: whether the product is a 320g powder; whether the clothes or shoes can be washed with water and at the appropriate temperature; whether there is easy fading, rubber printing, or adhesive structures; whether it contains silk, wool, spandex, leather, suede, or metal parts; whether the powder has been completely dissolved according to the instructions on the page; and whether it is kept separate from chlorine-containing products. If any item cannot be confirmed, suspend soaking and washing for now.
Accurate dosage, soaking time, efficacy, warnings, and applicable users should ultimately be based on the current complete label of the product in hand, the care instructions of the item being cleaned, and necessary professional advice.