A versatile cleaning solution that can be used for cleaning areas where you don't want to use detergent: ion cleaning water!
"Kryal Water" is water that encapsulates negative electrons in high concentration through a special manufacturing process, and it is a versatile cleaning agent ion cleaning water that does not use chlorine, acids, or surfactants. It can clean and disinfect, making it ideal for cleaning areas where you do not want to use detergents. It can be used for cleaning and disinfecting in various places, is highly safe, and does not require a second wipe. Additionally, it can be used on aluminum. [Features] - Does not contain harmful substances that adversely affect the human body or the environment, including surfactants (does not foam) - Colorless, odorless, and non-flammable liquid - Has a reducing effect, preventing metal from rusting (aluminum is usable) - Has disinfecting effects while cleaning - Dilutable and economical *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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【How Stains Are Removed】 ■ The negative electrons of the all-purpose detergent ion cleaning water 'Kraial Water' act on the positive electrons of the stains. ■ The clusters are small enough to penetrate the gaps in the stains. ■ Negative electrons repel each other, helping to remove the stains. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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【Uses (Excerpt)】 ■ Around car engines and wheels ■ Various fuel tanks ■ Grease remover ■ Ventilation fans, gas ranges, range hoods, kitchen areas ■ Tobacco tar stains ■ Water stains in bathrooms and toilets ■ Cleaning various filters ■ Cleaning tatami mats, etc. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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