Multifunctional cleaning paste is suitable for local oil pollution, water sedimentation and daily stains on some hard surfaces, but “multifunctional” is not equivalent to “all materials are usable”. The correct sequence is first to identify the material, then to perform small-scale tests and finally to start with a small amount.
General Five Step Method
- Clear surface dust and loose particles and avoid scratching.
- A small number of tests at low-profile locations to observe light, colour and sensory changes.
- A small amount of ointment is extracted from wet soft cloth or sponge.
- Wretched or swirled, with no need for a long time.
- Clean the residue with fresh water and finish with clean soft cloth.
Kitchen scene
Fresh oil stains around stoves, tiles and some of the water-resistant hard surfaces should be sucked out of excess grease before being partially treated. Areas directly in contact with food must be fully purified after cleaning. High-temperature surfaces need to be completely cooled before operating.
Bathroom scene.
Solution or water marks may appear on the table, near the tile stitch and on part of the surface of the gold. First, the material and surface treatment, particularly plating, natural stone and Yakli. If not, a more moderate approach would be preferable.
Tools can influence results.
Crude blips may leave more scratches than the cleaning agent itself. Priority is given to the use of soft sponges, super fine fibre sheets or tools recommended by material manufacturers, and the tools are kept clean to avoid bringing sand particles to the surface.
Don’t mix the different cleaners.
cleaning paste does not mix itself with chlorine, strong acid, strong alkali or other cleaning agents. A combination of different products may create irritant gases or damage surfaces. Use only one product at a time and maintain ventilation.
Our Pomelo-Leaf Multipurpose Cleaning Paste comes in a 450 g pack. Check the packaging for compatible materials and precautions. You can find more information inProduct Centre。