Agar Softie Chlorinated Creme Cleanser - Kills Mould and Cleans 5Lt

Soap scum, water stains, greasy finger marks and body fats build up on bathroom and kitchen surfaces and just sit there. A quick spray and wipe often slides straight over that kind of build up, so the marks come back as soon as the surface dries.

Agar Softie is a thick chlorinated cream cleanser for hard surfaces across bathrooms, washrooms, kitchens and utility areas. It cleans and sanitises enamel, stainless steel, laminex, porcelain, chrome, glass and tiles, and it is used straight from the bottle onto a damp cloth.

How Softie works

Softie combines dissolved chlorine, grease cutting detergents and soft mineral polishing agents. The detergents loosen soap residue, body fats and greasy marks, while the fine polishing minerals lift staining and brighten the surface without harsh scratching on suitable hard surfaces.

Because it is a thick cream rather than a thin liquid, it holds on shower walls, basins, taps and other upright surfaces long enough to do the work instead of running to the floor. Wipe the residue off with a clean damp cloth and the surface is left clean and bright.

Here is what Softie does across a bathroom and kitchen run:

• Lifts built up bathroom and kitchen soil: It clears soap scum, water stains, greasy finger marks and body fats that a spray cleaner slides over. The thick chlorinated cream and fine polishing minerals do the lifting.
• Clings where sprays run off: It stays put on shower walls, basins, taps and other vertical surfaces long enough to work. A thin liquid runs to the floor, while this cream holds on the mark.
• One cream for the washroom and the kitchen: It works across porcelain, enamel, chrome, glass, tiles, stainless steel and laminex, so a cleaning team carries one product instead of several. It cleans and sanitises those hard surfaces as it goes.
• Sized for a full cleaning run: The 5Lt bottle refills smaller applicator bottles between jobs and sites, which keeps the cost per clean down for busy commercial teams.
• Used straight from the bottle: It goes neat onto a damp cloth with no mixing, measuring or dilution to get wrong on site. Apply it, work it over the surface, then wipe the residue away.

Softie is for use on enamel, stainless steel, laminex, porcelain basins and baths, chrome, glass and tile surfaces. It suits shower recesses, sinks, toilet bowls, urinals and other hard surfaces across bathrooms, washrooms, kitchens and utility areas.

Not suitable for: shiny plastic surfaces, and aluminium, zinc or tin and their alloys.

Softie is used straight from the bottle, with no dilution.

How to apply: Apply Softie directly to a clean, damp cloth. Work it over the surface with a polishing action so the cream covers the marks you are cleaning.

Finishing off: Remove any leftover residue with a clean, damp cloth so nothing is left to dry on the surface. Replace the cap on the bottle after use.

Do not mix: Do not mix Softie with other chemicals.

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Signal word, Danger: Softie is classified as hazardous. It causes skin irritation and causes serious eye damage. It is a Scheduled Poison under SUSMP S5 and is not classified as a Dangerous Good for transport.

Protection: Wear protective gloves and eye or face protection when using Softie. Wash contacted skin thoroughly after handling, and keep the product out of reach of children.

If it contacts you: For skin, wash with plenty of water and get medical advice if irritation occurs. For eyes, rinse cautiously with water for 15 minutes, remove contact lenses if easy to do, keep rinsing and get medical attention straight away. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting, rinse the mouth and call the Poisons Information Centre on 13 1126 or a doctor.

Storage: Keep the container tightly closed and store it out of direct sunlight, away from extremes of temperature and away from incompatible materials. Some settling can occur on standing, so shake the bottle before use if it has been sitting.

Spills: Minor spills need no special measures. For a larger spill, wear gloves and eye or face protection, contain the spill, absorb it with sand or vermiculite, and stop it entering drains or waterways.

Environmental and disposal: Dispose of in accordance with local council and regulatory requirements. Do not pour concentrated product into stormwater drains, as these run to rivers. Refer to Section 13 of the current SDS for disposal requirements.