
Clean Floors That Still Smell of Dog
Mopping moves dirt around. Paw prints, drool and the odd accident leave an organic film that ordinary floor cleaner spreads thinner and covers with perfume. The floor looks clean. Then the heating comes on and the smell comes back.
Lift It Away, Don't Spread It
Saponins and cleaning agents lift the residue left by paws, mud and accidents, so it comes away with the water instead of drying back onto the floor. One sheet in 500 ml of warm water fills a spray mop, two sheets in a litre fill a small bucket. No rinsing, no sticky film.
A Month of Floors in One Box
One sheet a week keeps kitchen and hallway floors clean through the muddy months. Each box holds 8 sheets. Subscribe and the next box arrives before you run out.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
HOW DO I USE THE SHEETS?
Drop a sheet in warm water, let it dissolve fully and mop as usual. Spray mop: one sheet in 500 ml. Small bucket: two sheets in 1 litre. Robot mop: half a sheet in 250 ml. No need to rinse.
WHICH FLOORS CAN I USE THEM ON?
Vinyl, hardwood, laminate, tile and linoleum. Do not use on unfinished, waxed or oiled wood or on unsealed tiles. Test a small hidden area first.
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I USE THEM?
One sheet a week keeps kitchen and hallway floors clean.
Product Details & Ingredients
Sodium dodecyl sulfate, polyvinyl alcohol, water, glyceryl cocoate, glycerin, sodium citrate, sodium lauroamphoacetate, cocamidopropyl betaine, PEG-12 dimethicone, saponins, sodium carbonate.


