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Description
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Universal cleaning agent for all surfaces with light protective action.
Where to use ProNature Plant Soap?
Use ProNature Plant Soap for oiled and waxed surfaces, ceramics, stoneware, unglazed tiles, plastics, linoleum, and stainless steel. Also suitable for cleaning of tools like brushes and rollers as well as hand soap and dishwashing liquid.
Directions
Dilute Plant Soap in warm water or use concentrated. Dosage depending on application:
For mopping: 5 table spoons on 10 l water (max 1%). Mop wooden floors regularly for cleaning and care.
Cleaning of tools: Use concentrated then rinse thoroughly with water.
Heavy dirt: Use concentrated.
Hand Soap Dispensers: Dilute 50 % with water.
Ingredients
Water, Potassium Soaps, Essential Oils
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Reviews
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Reviews
4 out of 5 people would recommend this product
19/09/2018, By JLHI love this soap and I love the smell. It has a slight hint of artist's turpentine which is derived from trees. It is gentle on my hands and all my furniture. I also add to boiling water in a burnt frying pan and it cleans brilliantly.19/01/2018, By LLSThis product has a very strong chemical-like smell. We used it on kitchen surfaces and had to re-wash them all to get rid of the odour.24/05/2017, By CarinI have tried making my own hand wash with castile soap, but just can't get it to foam.This make a great hand wash and I added essential oil for a great smell. Great value for money as you dilute it half and half with water and it leaves your hand super clean and soft.20/05/2016, By TeevWe use this soap for our oiled wooden floors, it works quite well, (and much cheaper than WOCA).
Please Note:
Faithful to Nature is an online retail store, specialising in a wide selection of natural supplements, vitamins, superfoods and health-related products. Our green team is all about helping you unlock your full potential to live a healthy life; however we are not medical professionals. Please do consult your health care practitioner when seeking medical advice. Some products may be manufactured in a factory that also produce gluten, nuts and dairy products.
