Sonett Multi-Surface and Glass Cleaner

• Ranges of application: Thoroughly cleans small glass surfaces such as panes, mirrors, and counters without leaving any streaks.

Application:

• Thoroughly cleans small glass surfaces such as panes, mirrors, and counters without leaving any streaks. Cleans stainless steel and plastic surfaces and removes fingerprints from metal surfaces.

• For the cleaning of large window panes, please use Sonett All-Purpose Cleanser and work with sponge and squeegee.

• Dosage: Spray thoroughly onto surface and polish dry with a microfibre cloth. Please remove heavy dirt beforehand.

List of ingredients as per EC 648/2004:
Aqua, alcohol, alkylpolyglucoside C10–C16 (lauryl glucoside), sodium C12–C14 fatty alcohol sulphate (sodium lauryl sulfate), parfum, linalool, citral 

*certified organically grown

Product declaration:

• Vegetable alcohol (ethanol) 15–30%
• Sugar surfactant and coconut oil alcohol sulphate < 1%
• Natural essential oils of lavender and lemongrass, certified organically grown < 1%
• Water, swirled up to 100%

Origin and properties of the ingredients: 

Ethanol is obtained by fermenting the starch, contained in maize and potatoes. The concentration of the alcoholic solution of the Glass Cleaner is such, that it leaves no streaks on the glass surface and that the latter will dry quickly. In addition, ethanol helps to thoroughly eliminate greasy dirt. Coconut oil alcohol sulphate and sugar surfactant, obtained from vegetable starch and coconut oil, help to macerate and loosen dirt.

• Ecogarantie
• CSE (Certified Sustainable Economics)
• Vegan Society

Packaging:

• Bottle, canister: PE
• Label, cap: PE / PP
• Outer carton: 100% recycling material

Biodegradability:

Ethanol, in small quantities, is also present in nature. Once fed into wastewater, it is rapidly and completely degraded into carbon dioxide and water. During the manufacturing process of coconut oil alcohol sulphate and sugar surfactants, the organic constituents of the coconut oil and starch types are combined in such a way that their natural molecular structure remains intact. For this reason, it is relatively easy for the microorganisms to 100% decompose these surfactants. Sugar surfactants and coconut oil alcohol sulphate are classified as readily biodegradable according to OECD guidelines.

• Suitable for septic tanks and filtration systems.