Descaler
- Ingredients
Aqua/Water/Eau (Solvent) (7732-18-5), Citric Acid (Plant-derived) (Chelator & Descaler) (77-92-9), Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate (Synthetic) (Surfactant) (68439-57-6), Sodium Citrate (Plant-derived) (Buffering agent) (6132-04-3), Citrus Sinensis/Aurantium Dulcis (Sweet Orange) Peel Oil Expressed (Plant-derived) (Degreaser) (8028-48-6), Glutamic Acid (Plant-derived) (Chelator) (56-86-0).
- Problem & Solution
PROBLEM
Most descalers contain large quantities of harmful chemicals. They can burn surfaces and damage the environment as they break down unsightly limescale, calcium and rust deposits.SOLUTION
Norwex Descaler is both highly effective and environmentally friendly. It provides heavy-duty cleaning – in just a few minutes, without harmful chemicals! - Use & Care
- Spray Descaler on the surface, and let it sit for five to ten minutes.
- Wipe off with a damp EnviroCloth® or Bathroom Scrub Mitt before the surface dries. For heavier stains, repeat the process.
- Always test on an inconspicuous place before using.
Do not use on natural stone, such as granite, marble or terrazzo; painted surfaces; metallic glazed surfaces; cast iron; copper or unsealed grouted areas as the natural acids may damage the surface. Not for use in any cookware other than coffeepots.
- Features & Benefits
- USDA certified 86% biobased content from plants and other renewable sources.
- Non-flammable and contains no aerosol propellants.
- Safe for septic tanks.
- Container is recyclable, HDPE #2 and made from 25% OceanBound Plastic, helping to keep plastic waste from reaching our waterways.
- Works well on a variety of surfaces including porcelain, ceramic, fiberglass, stainless steel, aluminum, vinyl and plastic.
- Removes water marks from glass, tile and hardware where water has evaporated, leaving minerals to stain the surface.
- Safe for use on coffeepots.
- Product not tested on animals.
FREE FROM- SLS
- SLES
- Triclosan
- Parabens
- Phthalates
- PEGs
- Synthetic dyes
- Synthetic fragrances
- Gluten
- Did You Know?
- “Scale” or limescale, also known as calcium carbonate, is the milky white substance that can collect around faucets and drains. It results from mineral deposits left by hard water. It’s difficult to remove without using abrasives, which could damage the finish of the surface. The natural acids in Descaler make it just right for the job!
