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Steel wool with soap – where, why, and how to use it?

To clean stubborn dirt, grease stains, glue marks, water deposits, and many other hard-to-remove stains, you usually need a variety of different cleaning agents. Unfortunately, strong chemicals come with a health risk and can also damage the surface if used incorrectly.

Steel wool saturated with biodegradable soap is a good alternative to harsh chemicals

The Svinto steel wool with soap is an excellent alternative to strong cleaning agents. Saturated with soap made from plant-based and biodegradable ingredients, the steel wool is environmentally friendly and effectively removes dirt without scratching the surface. The steel wool is a good solution in places that cannot tolerate strong chemicals or excessively abrasive sponges or cloths.

Advantages

Effective and very easy to use.
Good for cleaning hard-to-reach places.
Leaves surfaces shiny.
Hygienic, as it is a disposable product and bacteria cannot grow in a moist environment
The product has been awarded the Swedish Good Environmental Choice label.
Odorless and colorless

Steel wool with soap is suitable for cleaning many different surfaces

Steel wool with soap is suitable for cleaning and removing stains from various surfaces and objects such as countertops, glass, sinks, bathtubs, corner showers, ovens, BBQ grills, stoves, tiles, dishes, oven pots, stainless steel dishes, porcelain, outdoor furniture, irons, golf clubs, etc. It is not suitable for delicate and soft metals (aluminum, tin) and plastic with a shiny surface.

For example, steel wool easily remove:

Grease accumulated over the years from the frying pan
Grease splashes from the kitchen walls
Stubborn dirt from a grill or ceramic stove
Water deposits from shower walls
Glue marks from cans or other surfaces
Tea or coffee stains from the inside of cups

How to use steel wool with soap?

Cleaning surfaces with soap pads is very easy and the results are immediately visible. Before use, test it in a hidden place to make sure that the surface can withstand the material. That way you won't accidentally ruin the entire surface.

Take the soap pad and tear a piece of it in the size you need
Add a little water and rub gently until a foam forms
Rinse the surface with water or wipe with a damp cloth

NB! Soap pads are not suitable for removing rust and be sure not to forget your pad on the edge of the sink after use – otherwise, it can leave a rust stain!