What is Bona Pet System Multi-Surface Floor Cleaner Dog Formulation?
Bona Pet System Multi-Surface Floor Cleaner Dog Formulation is a revolutionary cleaner designed to keep your home clean, fresh and safe for your furry friend. This specially designed cleaning solution has been formulated with pet owners in mind, ensuring that it effectively cleans all surfaces without leaving any harsh residue that could be harmful to your pet.
Whether you have carpets, tiles, hardwood floors or any other type of flooring, this cleaner is perfect for it all. It is specifically designed to remove tough pet stains such as urine, vomit and feces, which can leave unpleasant odors and stains on your floors. Not only that, but it also eliminates bacteria and eliminates any lingering pet odors, keeping your home smelling fresh and clean.
The Bona Pet System Multi-Surface Floor Cleaner Dog Formulation is easy to use and doesn't require any special equipment. Simply spray it onto the surface that needs cleaning and wipe it away with a cloth or mop. It is safe to use around pets and humans, thanks to its non-toxic and eco-friendly formula, which means you can enjoy a clean and safe home without having to worry about harmful chemicals.
In summary, if you're a pet owner looking for an effective and safe cleaning solution for all your household flooring needs, look no further than the Bona Pet System Multi-Surface Floor Cleaner Dog Formulation. Its pet-specific formula will leave your home smelling fresh and clean while keeping your pets safe and happy.
Frequently Asked Questions about bona pet system multi-surface floor cleaner dog formulation
Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner
| Ingredients | CAS # | Role |
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| Sodium Decylglucoside Hydroxypropylsulfonate | 742087-48-5 | Surfactant |
| Propanediol | 504-63-2 | Solvent |
| Fatty Alcohol Ethoxylate | 27252-75-1 | Surfactant |
| Hydrogen Peroxide | 7722-84-1 | Solvent |
The Bona Pet System uses waterbased cleaning solutions for cleaners that are safer for pets and family.
Bona's ready-to-use floor cleaners make it easy to clean your floors. They're formulated with plant-derived ingredients to gently and effectively lift dirt and grime and dry fast with no residue. Safer for your floors and your family.
Homemade Tile Floor Cleaner Recipe
1 cup baking soda. ¾ cup white vinegar. 1 gallon of hot water. 1 cup ammonia.
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| Soap Flakes | 8.59 | grams |
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| Water | 90.11 | grams |
| Baking Soda | 150 | grams |
| Diatomaceous Earth | 100 | grams |
| Glycerin | 130 | grams |
Bona floor cleaners are waterbased and biodegradable, and are phthalate and paraben-free. Bona Floor Polishes are GREENGUARD certified, which means they meet GREENGUARD standards for low chemical emissions into indoor air during product usage.
Some floor cleaners can be harmful to your pets by causing irritants or allergic reactions, and some may even be life-threatening. It's important to read your floor cleaner's label to ensure that it is non-toxic, pet-friendly and doesn't contain chemicals that may harm pets.
Traditional cleaning agents can contain toxins such as bleach, ammonia, chlorine, phenol, isopropyl alcohol and formaldehyde, all of which are potentially harmful to your pet. Symptoms of ingestion include vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, seizures, coma and in severe cases, death.
Each Bona Floor Cleaner is uniquely formulated to care and protect your floor with it's gentle, pH neutral formula. The rinse-free, streak-free formula cleans multi-surface floors by removing dust, dirt and grime leaving your floors clean and beautiful.
Some of the most common floor-cleaning chemicals include ammonia, bleach, vinegar, and 409. Each of these chemicals has its own unique set of properties that make it ideal for certain floor types or cleaning needs.
How to Make Homemade Floor Cleaner
- ¼ cup white vinegar.
- ¼ cup washing soda.
- 1 tablespoon liquid dish soap.
- 2 gallons hot tap water.
Adding surfactants to water (or a water-based cleaning product) weakens that tension and allows water to relax a little and cover a larger surface. Surfactants are molecules made up of two parts. They have heads that are hydrophilic (water-loving) and tails that are hydrophobic (water-hating).
