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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, degreasing detergents are corrosive, and one of the links in the degreasing process is degreasing. Human skin has layers of oil that protect the body. If you wash without gloves, your skin will feel rough over time.
Although it is not corrosive, it is still recommended for people with skin allergies to wear gloves.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Stain removers are harmful to the skin, so it's best to wear rubber gloves or apply a layer of petroleum jelly to your hands for protection.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There is a plant enzyme lotion, and the effect is said to be good.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Use a damp cloth or a waste toothbrush dipped in toothpaste to wipe it with great results! It doesn't hurt the body, and there is no irritating smell.
It is mainly a carbon hydration point element, and also contains part (about 0 1 bond 4) sulfur and trace amounts of inorganic compounds. It is not recommended to use it in the cleaning of tableware beams, because the kitchen is often an oil stain accumulation area, and many oil stains are difficult to remove, and the chemical composition of Mr. Vermeer is more complex, many in order to eradicate the oil stains that are difficult to clean, a lot of rubber and bright brother chemical solvents are added, these solvents are similar to thinners, which can easily clear the stains, but if they are used in the tableware, it will be very harmful to the human body. So try to avoid it. >>>More
There's a button on the sprinkler head. Turn the button and you're ready to spray.
The main active ingredients: surfactants, water, food flavors, etc. >>>More
The nozzle rotates clockwise to the ON position. Rotate to the OFF position when you run out.
It is possible to clean the ceramics in Mr. Vermeer's kitchen with heavy oil stains, but if you still need to hold food in the future, you can't use it, because Mr. Vermeer's kitchen heavy oil stain cleaning instructions clearly state that the product is toxic.