Maintenance Essentials Pack

Discover our complete household cleaning set featuring three essential products: Baking Soda, Sodium Percarbonate, and 12% Alcohol Vinegar.

Use Baking Soda to deodorize your carpets, upholstery, and even your shoes. It effectively eliminates unpleasant odors by absorbing them, leaving behind a fresh and pleasant atmosphere. But that's not all! Baking Soda is also an excellent cleaner and stain remover. It helps you tackle tough stains on surfaces, sinks, bathtubs, and even kitchen utensils. Its gentle and non-abrasive texture allows for safe use on a variety of materials. Make your silverware and jewelry shine by soaking them in a solution of Baking Soda or revive your toothbrushes by soaking them in a mixture of warm water and Baking Soda. Baking Soda also doubles as an excellent natural disinfectant. Use it to clean cutting boards, refrigerators, and even trash bins. It helps eliminate bacteria and prevent unpleasant odors.

Sodium Percarbonate is a powerful product that comes in the form of white microbeads. It is made from common natural ingredients such as salt, water, and chalk. Once dissolved in water, it splits into two elements. Soda crystals, which possesses detergent and degreasing properties, and hydrogen peroxide, which offers bleaching and disinfecting properties.

12% Alcohol Vinegar is a natural, versatile, and potent product. With multiple uses on all surfaces, it will quickly become a staple in your cleaning arsenal. As an exceptionally effective descaler, it's perfect for making your faucets, shower, and toilet shine. It also proves to be a formidable degreaser, removing sticky residues and grease stains from your oven, range hood, or even burnt pots and pans. By combining vinegar with Baking Soda, you get a powerful duo for impressive deep cleaning. Additionally, it's the ideal companion for descaling your kettle and coffee machine, serving as a fabric softener in your washing machine, a rinse aid, or for making your floors shine.

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