NATURAL SOAP
PRODUCT INFORMATION
F 14.2
F 14.2
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Natural Soap provides gentle and effective care for wooden floors.
- Ideal for cleaning and maintaining soap and oil treated wooden floors.
- Can also be used to protect lye-treated surfaces.
- Seals the open pores of the wood, thus giving the floor a light protection against dirt and liquid penetration.
For professional and private use.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Package sizes: 2½ litres.
Ingredients:
Water, CAS No. 7732-18-5 (AQUA)
Soap
Citric acid, CAS No. 77-92-9 (CITRIC ACID)
Alanine, N,N-bis(carboxymethyl)-, trisodium salt, CAS No. 164462-16-2 (TRISODIUM DICARBOXYMETHYL ALANINATE)
2-Phenoxyethanol, CAS No. 122-99-6 (PHENOXYETHANOL)
TECHNICAL DATA
Coverage: 50-100 m² per litre.
pH: Concentrated 10.5 Diluted approx. 9.
Before use: Shake the can well.
Application tools: Cloth or flat mop.
Substrate temperature: Minimum 15 °C.
Storage: Lasts for 2 years if unopened and stored at 20 °C. Not to be exposed to temperatures below 5 °C.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Cleaning and maintenance:
- Sweep or vacuum the floor to remove dirt and grit.
- Mix 250 ml Natural Soap with 5 litres of warm water.
- Wash the surface along the direction of the floorboards and woodgrain.
- Always use a hard-wrung floor cloth or mop
- Remember that a wooden floor does not tolerate soaking. Any water spillage must be wiped up immediately to avoid moisture damage.
- If the floor is very dirty you can work with two buckets, one for clean soapy water and the other for wringing out the cloth.
Protection of lye-treated surfaces:
- 1 litre of Natural Soap is mixed with 10 litres of warm water.
- To saturate the wood, wash the floor three times in two days.
- Always use a well wrung cloth or mop.
- A wooden floor does not tolerate soaking, and any water spillage must be wiped up straight away to avoid water damage.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES
Before using the product, read the label on the container carefully and observe the recommended precautionary measures. See Safety Data Sheet for detailed information.