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Ideal for removing terrible dirt from tile joints!
The stains on the bathroom tiles are scale, soap scum, sebum, etc. Since the bathroom is a place to wash your head and body, soap and shampoo will splash on the bathroom tiles during washing, and if you use the shower, water will splash on the walls and floor of the bathroom tiles and they will accumulate in layers. It becomes dirty.
Polishing tiles in the bathroom hits “tiles” and “tile joints” with stubborn stains, scale, soap scum, and slime!
Since it contains large particles of abrasive, it can remove dirt from the tiles and make the tiles shiny with a light scrub.
Maintain a clean bath habit by brushing the bathroom tiles.
how to use
* Do not leave this product on for a long time
* Polish tiles with the power of abrasives in a short time.
* Special ingredients dissolve soap stains
Detail
Ichigeki-kun Bathroom tile polish
[Use] For stubborn stains, scale, soap scum, slime, etc. on “tiles” and “tile joints” in bathrooms
Net amount: 300mL
Liquid: weakly alkaline
Ingredients: anionic / nonionic surfactants, polyoxypropylene compounds, chelating agents, alkaline abrasives
[Precautions for use] ● Do not drink ● Wear rubber gloves, mask, and glasses (goggles) when using ● Do not use for anything other than the intended purpose ● Improve ventilation ● Be careful not to inhale or get in your eyes ● Should this get in your eyes, rinse with running water without rubbing. ● Product packaging and specifications are subject to change without notice.
[First Aid] ● If swallowed by mistake, drink 1 to 2 glasses of water and then consult a doctor with this product. ● If you feel sick, discontinue use. ● If it adheres to your skin Rinse with water.
[Precautions for storage] ● Turn off the nozzle after use ・ Store in a cool and dark place out of direct sunlight ● Keep out of reach of children ● Do not store in a tilted state.
[Disposal method] ● After the contents are used up, dispose of them according to the disposal method specified by the residents’ association.