Yes, but use sparingly. Mix a small amount of soap in lukewarm water and wet-mop the floor with a well-wrung mop. The superfatting soap nourishes the wood and gives it a beautiful sheen without leaving a sticky residue.

Yes, the unscented solid soap is suitable for cleaning concrete surfaces. Wet the surface, rub the soap with a brush, and scrub thoroughly. It is effective on oil stains and ingrained dirt in garages and on driveways.

Yes, soft soap works well for cleaning natural stone gravestones. Scrub the stone with soap and water using a brush. Avoid using soap on polished stone; it is best suited for natural, unpainted surfaces.

Press the click mechanism to eject the blade and insert a new one. The blade must be firmly secured before you start scraping.

Yes, the scraper works well for removing paint splatters, limescale, and dried-on dirt from window glass. Use carefully on coated glass.

Absolutely. The scraper is perfect for removing price tags, stickers, and adhesive residue from glass and other smooth surfaces.

Yes, the scraper works on both glass cooktops and ceramic cooktops. Hold the scraper at approximately a 30-degree angle to the surface for the best results without scratching.

The fragrance-free version is best if you are sensitive to scents, have children or pets, or simply want a pure clean without added fragrance. Otherwise, it works exactly the same as the scented version.

It’s the same thing. Hard soap and solid soap are simply two names for the same product. It’s a concentrated soap in solid form that you mix with water before using.

Apply the solid soap directly to a brush or sponge. Add a little lukewarm water, then start cleaning the surface.

Solid soap has several advantages and is especially effective for certain types of cleaning:

• It is highly concentrated and takes up little space in the cleaning cupboard
• It does not run off vertical surfaces, such as when cleaning kitchen tiles
• It effectively dissolves grease and ingrained dirt, such as when cleaning the oven
• You can use it to remove stains from items such as shoes and outerwear
• You do not transport water, making it climate-smart

Yes, although soap is water-soluble, it takes longer to dissolve in water than liquid soap.

A jar of solid soap lasts a long time because it is concentrated and only a small amount is needed per use. If the jar is stored in a cool, dry place, it can last for several years.

Yes, although soap paste is often more concentrated than liquid soap and therefore goes further. A small amount is enough for most cleaning tasks.

Both are highly effective against tougher stains, such as oven stains; the only difference is that one has a juniper scent and the other is unscented. 

Yes, although bar soap is often better suited for heavily soiled surfaces because it is more concentrated than liquid soap. Its solid form allows you to apply the product directly to the dirt without it running off or becoming too diluted.

Cleaning the oven with soap is a proven method that removes baked-on grease without harsh chemicals. You can either let the soap work with the help of heat or leave it to work overnight.

How to do it:

• Prepare the surface: Brush out all loose debris from the oven.
• Apply the soap: Put soap on a cloth, eco-fiber cloth, or cleaning sponge with lukewarm water. Work the mixture over all the oven’s surfaces.
• Heat method: Set the oven to 150°C–180°C for approximately 20 minutes and place a bowl of water inside. The steam helps the soap dissolve the dirt.
• Wipe clean: Turn off the oven and let it cool. Then wipe it clean with an eco-fiber cloth or damp cloth.

For heavy dirt:
If the oven is very dirty, we recommend applying the soap and leaving it to work overnight instead of using the heat method. Then wipe the oven clean in the same way the next day.

The oven should be set to between 150 and 180 degrees for approximately 20 minutes.

Yes, soft soap is good for removing odors. It is effective for washing hands that have a strong smell (e.g., after handling fish), and it also works well for neutralizing odors in refrigerators and on other surfaces.

However, soap should be avoided on surfaces that are sensitive to grease, such as certain types of marble or limestone, as it may affect the stone. If you are unsure, check with the material’s manufacturer. It is also important not to use soap on surfaces treated with linseed oil paints.

Yes, the product is made from natural ingredients and is not dangerous to come into contact with. However, it is a cleaning product, not a soap intended for personal hygiene.

Clean the oven trays with the oven cleaning kit. Soap the tray, wrap it in plastic, and leave it for 24 hours. Scrub it afterward, rinse, and dry.

Clean the oven door by soaping the glass, letting it sit, gently scrubbing it, carefully using the glass cooktop scraper if necessary, and finishing by polishing all the glass before reassembling the door.