Koh, the Australian cleaning brand known for its household products, has entered the laundry market with a new range that shoppers are calling 'amazing for sensitive skin.' The eco-friendly line includes a stain remover, laundry sheets, and liquid detergent, all designed to be plastic-free and free from harsh chemicals.
Koh CEO Charli Walters said the range addresses common issues in the laundry aisle, such as ineffective green detergents, overpowering scents, and plastic waste. 'No toxins, no confusion, no compromise — just simple, effective formulas that deliver real results,' Walters said.
Shoppers have reported positive results, with one stating the stain remover removed a stubborn stain after three washes. Another praised the products for being 'great for sensitive skin' and effective on stains without chemicals.
The Sensitive Stain Remover uses a five-enzyme blend to break down stains like grass, mud, sweat, fake tan, and makeup without bleach. The laundry sheets are pre-measured and 100% plastic-free, dissolving in water to save space and waste. The Sensitive Laundry Liquid targets greasy stains with a specialist lipase enzyme and costs $25.95 for 60 washes plus a refill.
All products are Sensitive Choice approved by the National Asthma Council and rated Dermatest 'Excellent,' confirming they are safe for sensitive skin. Koh was founded by Sydney father Adam Lindsay, who became concerned about chemicals in cleaning products after becoming a parent. The brand has grown from a local Bondi business to Australia's number one cleaning product, valued at over $40 million.
