Linseed Soap Cleaner Linoljesåpa

High-Concentration Genuine Linseed Soap Cleaner – Versatile & Eco-Friendly

Linseed Soap Cleaner is a powerful, concentrated all-purpose cleaner made from the residuals during the refining process of Hozon Finishes Purified Linseed Oil. Perfect for cleaning a wide range of surfaces, it’s ideal for use as a deck cleaner, facade cleaner, and floor cleaner, and is highly effective for degreasing tough surfaces like engines and cleaning paintbrushes.

Uses for Linseed Soap Cleaner

• Deck Cleaner: Clean your deck naturally and effectively with Linseed Soap Cleaner.

• Roof & Facade Cleaner: Use it for cleaning outdoor surfaces like roofs and facades.

• Floor Soap: Suitable for cleaning wooden or stone floors.

• Degreasing: Perfect for cleaning greasy surfaces, like engines or machinery.

• Brush Cleaner: Easily clean paintbrushes with linseed soap after use with oil-based paints.

How to Clean Your Deck with Linseed Soap Cleaner

1. Prepare the Deck: Remove loose dirt and debris from your deck using water and a brush.

2. Dilute the Soap: Dilute the Linseed Soap Cleaner with 20-25% water. Apply to the deck and scrub it in, adding more water if the soap is absorbed quickly.

3. Wait and Rinse: Allow the soap to sit for 30 minutes, then scrub with a generous amount of water or use a pressure washer with a rotating nozzle.

4. Enjoy Your Clean Deck: Once your deck is dry, enjoy the results of a cleaned and oiled deck that looks great and is also protected.

How to Use Linseed Soap Cleaner for Different Degrees of Dirt

• Tough Dirt: Brush the surface with undiluted Linseed Soap Cleaner, let it sit, then scrub with a brush and rinse with water once the dirt has loosened. Repeat as needed.

• Medium Dirt: Dilute Linseed Soap Cleaner with half water, or until it can be sprayed with a hand sprayer. Spray the dirty surface, let it sit, scrub, and rinse.

• Light Dirt: Dilute Linseed Soap Cleaner to a ratio of 1/100 and apply. Let it sit, scrub with a brush, or use a pressure washer to clean the surface.

• Brushes with Linseed Oil or Paint Residue: Coat the brush with Linseed Soap Cleaner and knead. The soap will thin and/or change color as it dissolves the paint. Rinse with water, then repeat until the soap no longer becomes thin or colored. Wash the brush thoroughly with water and let it dry completely before reusing.

• Dried Linseed Oil or Paint Residue: Soak the item in undiluted Linseed Soap Cleaner until the dried oil or paint softens and can be removed. This may take several days.

Important Notes

• Linseed Soap Cleaner is effective in dissolving linseed paint, but it can also damage aluminum.

• Protective Measures: Always use gloves when handling Linseed Soap Cleaner to protect your skin, as it may dry out the hands.