Product Overview
Onpo Dekamaru is an extra-large carbonated bath tablet with vigorous fizzing and a smooth bathwater feel. Each pack contains one 100g tablet. The Amazon description identifies the fragrance as Warm Orange Herb: an orange-based citrus scent with a hint of ginger and a deep, warm character.
Features
- Approximately 2.5 times the tablet size of Onpo Kodawari Yuzu (40g).
- Higher concentrations of carbon dioxide and hot spring mineral ingredients, with stronger fizzing, compared with Onpo Kodawari Yuzu (40g).
- Contains sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate and dried sodium sulfate as hot spring mineral ingredients.
- Eight moisturizing botanical extracts: kudzu root, ginger, chili pepper, garlic, ginseng, burdock, thyme and clove.
- Royal jelly extract and arginine provide moisturizing ingredients.
- Turns bathwater a clear Fine Yellow color.
- Includes one randomly selected encouraging message from 24 designs.
Ingredients
Active ingredients: Sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate, dried sodium sulfate.
Other ingredients: Fumaric acid, succinic acid, dextrin, PEG 6000, kudzu root extract, ginger extract, chili pepper extract, garlic extract, ginseng extract, burdock extract, thyme extract-2, clove extract, royal jelly extract, arginine, PVP, light anhydrous silicic acid, anhydrous silicic acid, magnesium stearate, PEG stearate, POE (300) POP (55), soap base, liquid paraffin, BG, parabens, hydroxypropyl hydroxyethyl cellulose trimethyl ammonium chloride, sodium chloride, ethanol, fragrance, Yellow 4, Yellow 5, Yellow 202 (1).
How to Use
Add one tablet (100g) to 200L of bathwater and let it dissolve completely before bathing. Stir the water if any residue remains. Use immediately after opening the packet.
Ventilate the bathroom if the fizzing causes coughing. Take care, as the bathtub and washing area may become slippery. Do not combine with other bath additives or use in natural marble bathtubs. This product is not edible; keep out of reach of children.
FAQ
Q: Can this be used when bathing with a baby?
A: The source states that it can be used when bathing with a baby.
Q: Has it been allergy tested?
A: Yes. However, this does not guarantee that allergic reactions will not occur in everyone.
Q: Can the remaining bathwater be used for laundry?
A: Yes, but rinse with clean tap water. Do not use it for rinsing, with fabric softener, for soaking, for washing new clothing, or with detergent for delicate garments, as the color may stain clothing.
Q: Can the remaining bathwater be used to water plants?
A: No. It contains a high amount of inorganic salts and should not be used to water plants.