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This liquid household soap is designed for routine cleaning tasks in a home, so you can use it in several places instead of reaching for a different product. The cleaning action comes from a mix of anionic and non-ionic surfactants. Anionic surfactants do most of the washing work, while non-ionic surfactants help lift oily grease, which makes the product practical for more than just dishes.
Typical uses include:
washing dishes by hand — apply a small amount to a sponge or brush, or squeeze a little into a sink of warm water;
wiping kitchen surfaces — use a small squirt on a damp cloth; for surfaces that touch food, rinse them with clean water afterwards;
cleaning wet floors — add a splash to a bucket of water and mop as usual;
hand-washing clothes — dissolve a small amount in cool or warm water and gently wash items, especially delicate or coloured fabrics;
basic hand hygiene — use a small amount, lather, and rinse thoroughly.
Because it is a gel concentrate, a little goes further than a very runny liquid soap, and it spreads evenly in water. It is best for everyday dirt such as grease, food residue and general soil. For burnt-on layers, very dirty textiles, or surfaces that need a specific sanitary standard, a more specialised product is still useful.
It is not a disinfectant, and it should not be treated as a skincare product. Rinse your hands well after use, and if your skin is sensitive, stop use if irritation appears.