Size- 32 oz
Features & Benefits
Kitchen counter and appliance cleaner is free from hazardous chemicals so your kitchen can be too.
* Non-Toxic
* Petroleum-Free
* Ammonia-Free
* Hypoallergenic
* Biodegradable
* Glycol-Free
* Caustic-Free
* Fragrance-Free
* Chlorine-Free
* Phosphate-Free
* No Animal Testing
* Dye-Free
The formula is designed to target the fats, oils, sugars, and starches that are found in your kitchen. Food splatters and spills are easy to clean up.
Where to Use
Safe for the many surfaces of your kitchen. Spray and wipe clean on any surface that can have contact with water such as: appliances, enameled surfaces, laminate, countertops, floors, stainless steel, natural stone, marble, granite, wood, plastic, rubber, vinyl, tile, glass, and more.
Ingredients
Water, surfactants (from coconuts), citric acid (from lemons & limes).
Directions:
Thoroughly spray the area and wipe clean.
What is EcoDiscoveries Kitchen?
EcoDiscoveries Kitchen is a scientifically formulated blend of all natural plant-derived surfactants designed to clean areas in or around the kitchen. It is designed to remove grease, sugars, starches, and stains from countertops and appliances.
How do I use EcoDiscoveries Kitchen?
This cleaner is easy to use and replaces ordinary toxic spray cleaners. Thoroughly spray EcoDiscoveries Kitchen on any dirty surface and wipe clean with a towel or a brush. There is no need to rinse. The organic surfactants are completely safe for use around food.
What is in it?
EcoDiscoveries Kitchen is made of water, coconut based surfactants and citric acid. Citric acid, a common food ingredient, breaks up soil. The all natural surfactants provide deep cleaning action. EcoDiscoveries Kitchen is chlorine-free, fragrance-free, and petroleum-free, so it won’t irritate your hands, eyes, or lungs.
Where can EcoDiscoveries Kitchen be used?
EcoDiscoveries Kitchen is safe and effective on many surfaces. It can be used on tile, ceramic tile, plastic, marble, Corian™, granite, porcelain, fiberglass, laminate, enameled appliances, stainless steel, and wood. The formula contains no bleaching agents and will not harm fabrics or carpet. If you are unsure, test EcoDiscoveries Kitchen in an inconspicuous area before applying.
Is EcoDiscoveries Kitchen environmentally safe?
Absolutely. EcoDiscoveries Kitchen is environmentally safe and biodegradable. The formula is non-toxic and contains no hazardous chemicals. Unlike other commercial kitchen cleaners, EcoDiscoveries Kitchen is safe for people, animals, plants, and marine life. No harmful residues are left when using EcoDiscoveries Kitchen, making it the ideal cleaner around food and family. The formula is completely non-toxic, so no protective clothing (i.e. gloves) is necessary for application. EcoDiscoveries Kitchen does not emit harmful VOCs (volatile organic compounds) into the air and will not require special ventilation.
What is its DOT Hazard Category?
Because EcoDiscoveries Kitchen contains no hazardous chemicals, it can be shipped and handled without special HAZMAT procedures or tariffs.
Does EcoDiscoveries Kitchen need special disposal?
No, it does not need special disposal. EcoDiscoveries Kitchen does not contain any hazardous chemicals, and it can be shipped and handled without special HAZMAT procedures or tariffs. However, check with your local disposal regulations before disposing of EcoDiscoveries Kitchen.
Can I mix EcoDiscoveries Kitchen with other chemicals?
No. Do not mix EcoDiscoveries Kitchen with any other chemicals. The citric acid and/or the surfactants may react with other chemicals. Please use common sense precautions with all cleaning products.
What are the storage and disposal procedures for EcoDiscoveries Kitchen?
In order to maximize the shelf life of our products, we recommend you store our products at room temperature. Freezing and excessive temperatures should be avoided with all household cleaning products. Under normal conditions, the shelf-life of EcoDiscoveries Kitchen is about 3 years. If you have outdated product, it does not need special disposal. In most cases it can be rinsed through a drain with cool water. If you are unsure about local regulations, consult your community waste management.
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