Pour the entire contents of the refill into the spray bottle. Then fill the rest with water (approx. 0.5 liters). 

The bathroom soap has  a scent of Västerbotten spruce, the all-purpose cleaning soap has a pine scent, and the kitchen soap spray is fragrance-free.

For several reasons, for example, you should not cover up unpleasant kitchen odors with fragrances. That is why the kitchen soap is completely fragrance-free. Fragrances have no place on surfaces where we prepare or handle food. However, many people prefer a fragranced product for the bathroom, for example.
To prevent the spread of microbes through cross-contamination, you should use separate cleaning tools for the bathroom and kitchen. By keeping the bottles separate and using three different ones, you minimize that risk.

No, it is usually not necessary, but as with all cleaning products, some surfaces—such as very matte or glossy surfaces—may need to be wiped afterward with a soft microfiber cloth.

With every soap spray you purchase, you receive two refills. For example, if you buy a bathroom soap spray, you receive two bathroom refills. You can also purchase additional refills as needed.

Refills are available for soap spray for the bathroom, all-purpose cleaning, and the kitchen. In the “Soap Spray Refills” category, you’ll find various packages. 

Yes, you can buy a pack with one, three, or six refills. This way, you not only save on transporting water but also minimize your carbon footprint by using less plastic.

The refills are simply a highly concentrated soap that, when diluted, gives you 500 ml of cleaning soap.

The refill bottles are made of POP, Prevented Ocean Plastic, recycled plastic collected from beaches around the world. Producing recycled plastic generates five times fewer carbon emissions than producing new plastic, and the POP program also prevents it from ending up in the ocean.

The small bottles are the refills. Remove the spray nozzle from the large bottle, remove the cap from the small refill, then pour all the contents of the small bottle into the large one. Fill the large bottle with lukewarm tap water and replace the spray nozzle. Turn the front part of the nozzle to the “on” position, then spray a couple of times so that the mixture is drawn up into the tube inside the bottle.

All our bottles should be sorted as rigid plastic for recycling. The large spray bottle should be reused again and again until it wears out. The small refills should be sorted as rigid plastic after they have been emptied. The refills are made from recycled plastic collected from beaches.

With the refill and the included bottle, you get a ready-to-use solution with a pH of approximately 9. If you mix it yourself, you should aim for roughly this level. Since everyone mixes differently when preparing their own solution, it is difficult for us to recommend or provide instructions for custom mixtures. However, we can guarantee the performance of the mixture made from the refill and the included bottle.

The soap works excellently for removing dirt from tiles and grout. Use the soap in the spray bottle for lighter dirt, while the solid soap is ideal for more stubborn, ingrained dirt. Use soap, a brush, and lukewarm water. 

The soap spray is diluted for “lighter” cleaning—you can spray it on and wipe it away with a damp cloth. For the toilet bowl, the concentrated soap in the 0.5-liter bottle is more suitable; it also has a special cap so it can be used in the toilet bowl, for example.

Yes, Soapa can remove superficial black mold stains from tiles and grout. Use the bottled soap with warm water and a scrubbing brush. In cases of deep-seated mold, for example due to water damage, the underlying cause must be addressed. Mold in silicone grout can be difficult to remove—if it remains, replace it with mold-resistant silicone.

Yes, Soapa can be used on granite countertops. Granite is a hard natural material that can withstand mild alkaline cleaning agents. For granite countertops, we recommend mixing 2–6 tablespoons of soap per 10 liters of water or using soap spray. Our soap sprays are effective yet gentle cleaning products that do not damage the stone. Remember to always wipe the surface dry after cleaning to prevent residue.

Yes, Soapa can be used on stone countertops. If the stone is polished or waxed, you should be especially careful, as cleaning may affect the surface finish. Before using it for the first time, always test it on a small, less visible area to ensure that the soap does not adversely affect the surface.

Washing with soap is an old home remedy, and many of our customers do it. Soapa is not approved for use on dogs’ or cats’ fur, but because the soap is mild and based on rapeseed oil, it is gentle on the skin and coat. Also keep in mind that furry pets, especially cats, often groom themselves by licking their fur, so make sure you rinse thoroughly so that no soap residue remains, as it could irritate the animal’s skin.

The soap is both gentle and environmentally friendly, making it a good option for cleaning and removing dirt from stones without damaging the surface or the environment. It also has grease-dissolving properties, which can be useful for removing dirt and algae.

To clean a larch balcony floor, you can use an all-purpose liquid cleaner or deck cleaner mixed with warm water. A mop or sponge works well for cleaning the surface. To prevent water from running down to your neighbor, use a deck brush and work in small sections so you can control the water flow and ensure it does not splash too much.

One tip is not to use too much water at once and to brush the floor in a direction that directs the water away from the edges. Use a scrubbing cloth to quickly wipe up excess water.

Yes, Soapa works excellently for cleaning greenhouses and is a gentle option for both the environment and plants. For regular cleaning, you can use a brush, warm water, Soapa, and an eco-fiber cloth. For heavier dirt or algae, use a scrubbing brush and a bucket of soapy water (2–6 tbsp per 10 liters of water). Rinse thoroughly afterward.

For glass panes, window cleaner may be more effective than Soapa because it contains ethanol and evaporates more quickly without leaving streaks. For completely clean panes, first remove heavy dirt with Soapa and then clean them with window cleaner. If you have problems with limescale stains, limescale-removing gel can be a useful complement, as long as it is not used on surfaces treated with linseed oil.

Yes, the soap dissolves dirt and grease without being too harsh on the material. Mix approximately one tablespoon of soap per liter of lukewarm water, clean the surface with a soft sponge or cloth, rinse thoroughly with clean water, and wipe with a soft cloth to prevent water spots. You can also try applying concentrated soap directly to a damp sponge and wiping the surface.

Yes, soap works well for cleaning armchairs with fixed upholstery. Test it first on a small area and avoid soaking the fabric too much. Dry it thoroughly afterward. For some materials, steam cleaning or a wet vacuum may be better options.

To clean a crystal chandelier, it is best to use window cleaner. Remember to be careful when cleaning crystal chandeliers, especially if they are located high up. Consider using a ladder or a long stick with a cloth if the chandelier is difficult to reach.

Mexitegel is a porous material that can absorb grease, so it is important to dilute the soap properly. Mix approximately 2–6 tablespoons of liquid soap per 10 liters of water and use a brush to scrub the surface. Then rinse with clean water if a lot of dirt comes off.