Q. Is sodium hydrosulphite a bleach?
Answer
Sodium hydrosulphite is used as a decolouring agent for white laundry to remove stains/ colour from fabric in order to clean and enhance the textile’s quality. It is available in 5 gm sachets for this purpose.
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