DOUBLE K SHAMPOO 473 ML ULTIMATE PREMIER

MJs NZ 2017 Ltd highly recommend the Double K Shampoo or Conditioner Range as it has proven to be one of our top-selling shampoo brands over the years and there is no doubt it is down to the proven results in their products. The excellent cleaning power and high dilution rates means these the Double K Shampoos or Conditioners are a cost effective option for your money when diluted in the correct measurements(as per the manufactures instructions)

The Ultimate Premier Shampoo is the perfect shampoo as an everyday all purpose shampoo option with its volumizing and illumining effects this shampoo is a gentle deep cleaning shampoo for a wide range of dog breeds as it effectively removes dirt, grime & stains without stripping the animals natural oils or coat & then leaving the animals coat soft, shiny & clean with a excellent lustre
This exceptional shampoo with it`s high great dilution rate makes it a economic shampoo for the grooming salon when diluted correctly as it deep cleans very dirty smelly animals and removes stains with gentle thoroughness while softening & conditioning the animals skin for a more manageable coat with a fresh clean scent

Double K Ultimate Shampoo is a great for dogs, cats, puppies, kittens & horses

Dilution Rate: 50 to 1- which makes 193 litres

DOUBLE K`S Recommended Guidelines

The following guidelines were created to help groomers, animal care professionals and animal owners maintain proper hygiene when mixing and using natural/organic shampoo and conditioners. With an eye towards good health and well-being, we all want to use natural products whenever possible on ourselves, our family and the pets in our family. It is important, however, to keep in mind that when using natural products, the synthetic preservatives are not added and therefore it is important to keep hygiene at the top of the list when diluting, handling and storing natural and organic products

Hygienic Guidelines

Before diluting shampoo/conditioner concentrate, all containers and caps must be cleaned with very warm water or a sterilizing solution (alcohol, etc).
Any unused, diluted shampoo material should be discarded 24-32 hours after mixing.
Use caution when opening the shampoo/conditioner concentrate bottle and during the diluting/mixing process to keep dirty water from hands or animals from coming into contact with the concentrate.
Squeeze bottles are not recommended for use as these bottles can inadvertently suck up dirty water and soap from the animal and contaminate the bottle and lid. Lids on squeeze bottles are very hard to clean and can hold bacteria, virus, mould and fungus and transfer it to animals during bathing.
Contamination of natural products can cause pets to have a physiological reaction (not an allergic reaction) to the shampoo mix if is contaminated with bacteria, mould, fungus or virus from improper hygiene and/or product handling. Double K shampoos and conditioning products are organic and natural with very little preservative and after the product is opened, if it is contaminated with dirty water or suds from a dog/animal, (by bathers opening the bottle with soapy hands, or dogs shaking and the water spray getting into the bottle, etc) bacteria, mould and other agents can begin to grow inside the container in a period of time.
Also, when the concentrated product is diluted as recommended, the preservative in the diluted mixture is reduced further. This diluted mixture should be used within a reasonable amount of time.

MJs NZ 2017 Ltd suggests within 12 to 24 hours after initial dilution. However many bathers mix large amounts of diluted shampoo and keep it for days or longer in warm, humid rooms which can allow bacteria, mould and other contaminants to grow in the diluting bottle. Many bathers also reuse bottles or mix shampoo and water in a container that has not been properly cleaned after its last use. Without proper cleaning and sterilization, bacteria and other contaminants can grow in the bottle and then are inadvertently poured on and rubbed into the skin of the animal being bathed.