$46.00 – $63.00Price range: $46.00 through $63.00
Linseed Soap for all cleaning purposes-workshop, laundry, household and personal, as well as industrial rust protection, stain removal and paintbrush cleaning. This soap can be used like industrial pink hand cleaner for workshop purposes also.
Used as an organic cleaning solution similar to ‘pink’ hand cleaner found in workshops.
Linseed oil soap is made from cold-pressed raw, purified linseed oil and water. It is a pure natural product, without any additives.
USES:
For paint brushes and hands: Mix soap with a little water. Work into brushes and rinse.
For wooden floors: Add about 1/2 cup of the soap to a bucket of water. Scrub and dry.
For other surfaces where dirt is ingrained (ovens, stoves, car, kitchen work surfaces, or stains on textiles): Apply undiluted soap with a little water. Rub the surface and leave. Rinse cloth with water or wash in washing machine.
For personal hygiene: Use on skin without triggering any chemical sensitivities.
For stain removal: Apply directly to stain, scrub lightly, and rinse clean.
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| Size | 0.5 Litre, 1 Litre |
Dispatched within 1–2 business days from Artarmon
Orders placed before 1:00pm on a business day are usually dispatched the same or next business day from our Artarmon warehouse. Delivery times across Australia vary by destination and parcel weight; heavier items such as 15 and 20 litre drums are sent by courier.
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