Common
Contaminates
Customers have found this product effective on . . . | Common Surfaces
Customers have had great success using this product on . . . | Applications/
Applicators
Customers like to dispense this product with . . . |
Bird Droppings
Brake Dust
Brake Fluid
Bugs (& Bug "Juice")
Crayons
Crud
Dirt
Fat
Filth
Grease
Grime
Grunge
Hydraulic Fluid
Lubricants
Manure
Mold Stains
Oil, Oil Spills, Oil Stains
Organic Stains (almost all)
Petroleum Distillates
Rust Stains
Soil Stains
Solvents
Spilled Gasoline
Transmission Fluid
Tree Sap
Urine | Airplanes
Automobiles
Battleships
Barns
Bins
Boats
Brick
Buildings
Bulldozers
Busses
Canvas
Chrome
Concrete
Decks
Driveways
Dumpsters
Earthmovers
Engines
Engine Parts
Fabrics
Floors
Garages
Gears
Generators
Glass
Machinery
Metal
Motorcycles | Latrines
Lavatories
Painted Surfaces
Patio Furniture
Patios
Pavement
Pavers
Plastic
Rubber
RV's
Sinks
Stalls
Stone
Tanks
(Storage and Battle)
Tile
Tires
Tools
Tractors
Tractor Treads
Trailers
Trucks
Vinyl
Walls
Wheels
Wood
Workbenches | Brushes
Bucket & Mop
Hand Foamers
Hand Sprayers
Hose Powered Sprayers
Pressure Washers
Pump Sprayers
Sponges
Rags
Can be wiped off or rinsed
(as material allows).
Customers have found it to be
Safe & Effective for
Bodies
Clothing
Coveralls
Dishes, Eating Utensils
Fingernails
Fur
Hair
Hands
Leather
Laundry Pre-treat
Rags
Skin |
Product is a SOAP. It is safe and effective wherever SOAP and WATER are safe.
Safe applications do NOT include, among others, cleaning electrical components or connections -- especially if left plugged in!
It
is safe to assume that liquid applications around electrical outlets,
connections, circuit boards, etc., will result in shock or fire.
While
product is very good at getting rid of dirt, grime, oil, etc., if the
surface you are cleaning can be affected by overmuch water, do
not expose such a surface to a lot of water without wiping it away or
drying it quickly and thoroughly after cleaning. (Using product with a
moist sponge or rag will have better results than soaking a surface
such as particle board.)
Generally safe uses do not
include taking internally (it's a SOAP, remember?), breathing heavy doses of the mist if using power spray equipment
(water in the lungs causes discomfort and too much causes drowning,
HELLO), or using as an eyewash (won't blind you, but it dries out the
natural lubricants your eyes need and would irritate and sting a bit).
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