Stay away from this paint. We were recommended for a nursery room instead of the classic by Vitex, either the Vito Eco or the Vitex Eco, with the only difference being that the wall with Vito is not washable. Both were presented to us as equally odorless and ecological at the store where we bought them. We chose the Vito Eco, as we would change it in 2-3 years. The result: 7 months later it still smells bad. It is unknown when the smell will go away. Needless to say, the room is ventilated all day and we use a dehumidifier. I should note that the product was applied by a professional who knew how to handle it, and all the technical difficulties mentioned in the reviews are valid. We later learned that it is a second-class paint by Vitex, and I wonder why not only the company doesn't discontinue it, but why it also has the eco label. If we had known, we would have chosen the classic by Vitex, which would have lost its smell in 1-2 weeks. If you want ecological, choose the Vitex Eco a thousand times, it is tested by people I know. If you want an odorless paint for a nursery room immediately, like us, choose the Vitex Care. We have been incredibly troubled by the smell of Vito Eco for 7 months now.

During this period, I will paint the house and seeing the colors of vitex, I saw that vito eco still exists. With this specific color, I painted the house in 2016, so let's get to the point. Are you inexperienced in painting? Even if you have painted in the past, don't get it! This color is only for professionals. I bought (back then) a good roller, good brushes, my walls were clean without any imperfections. I made the dilution that the manufacturer recommended and started painting. It was an absolute disaster. The ceilings that were painted white, the walls with 2 colors, everywhere roller marks. I fixed 2 bedrooms and the hallway. In the end, for the living room and kitchen where the walls and ceiling were 10 meters long, I called a professional. He did an excellent job without a single flaw in the painting. As he explained to me, the color, which was the cheap one from vitex, was not good and required expertise. He made a different dilution, thinner than what I saw, he added water, mixed it with a stick that he constantly lifted and dipped into the bucket. If it required 900ml of water in 9 liters, he added at least 1.5 liters. In the end, there were splatters everywhere on the plastic sheets, while in my painting, there was almost nothing. Also, the worst part is that the color does NOT wash off. He told me back then that if I had chosen the classic one, I wouldn't have had these problems. The only positive thing is that it doesn't smell.