- Non-toxic
- Cruelty Free
Daily Kitchen Cleaner
R79.95
Overview
- Non-toxic
- With Plant-based Powergreen Technology
- Cuts grease & grime
Description
Method Daily Kitchen Cleaner is a non-toxic kitchen cleaner with plant-based powergreen technology. It packs a mighty cleaning punch knock out grease and food spills, without leaving any residue behind - easy as pie and nearly as satisfying.
Ingredients
Water, <5% Non-ionic Surfactants (Decyl Glucoside*, Laureth-7*), Sodium Gluconate*, Perfume (Limonene*: may produce an allergic reaction, linalool*), Sodium Carbonate*, Citric Acid*, Potassium Hydroxide*, Colorant.
*Denotes plant or mineral origin
Warnings
Avoid contact with eyes. In case of eye contact, flush with water. If swallowed, drink a glass of water and contact a doctor. Keep out of reach of children. Its always a good idea to test in an inconspicuous place first.
Directions
Spray on surface. Wipe immediately. Stand back and admire. For use on most sealed surfaces. Worktops, tile, stone, wood, glass.
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