They also had a video of it cleaning smoke stains from MDF with almost no effort at all. Worth a shot if you have some materials that you have had trouble getting the smoke stains off of. I haven’t tried it yet myself but soon as i can get to a dollar tree I will pick some up.
It’s got your run of the mill ingredients that most degreasers contain; primarily a salt (Disodium Salt) and an Ethoxylated Alcohol.
The Ethoxylated Alcohol is usually proprietary and they rename it to some unknown “super ingredient” but they’re all very similar.
Tetra Sodium EDTA is added to protect the surfactant (Ethoxylated Alcohol) from hard water. It sacrifices itself so to speak to mineral ions in hard water so the surfactant doesn’t have to.
I mostly just wanted to see if it was just yellow tinted windex or if it was really something different from stuff I already had. It’s definitely not ammonia based, so it’s not a windex clone.
Ooh, it definitely has different ingredients than most of the other solvents I have lying around, so I’m going to pick some up. Glycol ethers are supposedly good for removing “resins, oils, waxes, fats and dyestuffs”, so I’m not surprised it does the trick on smoke stains.
it leaked a tiny bit (bottle was sticky, but inside a bag inside a box). and the cleaner actually cleaned off some of the writing printed on the outside of the bottle.