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Explain the dilution rates listed on the Purple Power® label. |
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Purple Power®, as with any cleaner, reacts differently on various surfaces. Some require full strength, while others need a small amount. The Purple Power label lists many surfaces and the concentration needed for each. Example: Rubber Mats 10:1. This means using 10 parts water to one part Purple Power. If you’re using cups: 10 cups of water and 1 cup of Purple Power. No matter your measuring tool, 10 units of water, 1 unit of Purple Power. |
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What can be cleaned with Purple Power® products? |
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We have a product for just about any surface, but the important thing to remember is reading the label. Each of our products’ labels list surfaces that are safe for use and those surfaces on which not to use. |
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Purple Power® Cleaner Degreaser is biodegradable, what does that mean? |
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For a product to meet the standards of biodegradability, all ingredients must be natural and decomposable back to the earth. This standard makes Purple Power® Cleaner Degreaser safe to use in outside areas near plants and grass. |
