
THE PROBLEM WITH A ONE-TIME CLEAN
You Scrub It Clean.
Grease Comes Back.
One meal later, fresh splatters land on the same stovetop. The paper towels come out, and you’re wiping down the same spots all over again.
What if the first clean made the next wipe easier?
Meet Your New Kitchen Cleanup Routine
Clean the Grease.
Get Ready for the Next Mess.
A foaming kitchen cleaner that tackles greasy buildup and is designed to leave an invisible easy-wipe layer behind.
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Cut Through Today’s Grease
Foam spreads across greasy buildup on kitchen surfaces, ready to be wiped away as directed.
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Make the Next Wipe Easier
After cleaning, the invisible layer is designed to help fresh splatters wipe away more easily.
One clean. A smarter way to handle the next splatter.
What if the first clean made the next wipe easier?
Think Beyond the First Clean
Make the Next Wipe the Easy One.
Fresh splatters are part of cooking. This foaming cleaner is designed to leave an invisible easy-wipe layer after cleaning, so the next greasy mark may take less effort to wipe away.
The Usual Cleanup
Grease can smear as you wipe.
With the Easy-Wipe Layer
Fresh splatters are designed to wipe away more easily.
Clean the buildup now. Be ready for what dinner leaves behind.
Illustrative visualization of the intended easy-wipe effect. Actual results vary by surface, grease, and use.
One Kitchen. More Places to Clean.
Follow the Grease Around Your Kitchen.
Cooking grease doesn’t stay on the stovetop. Use the foaming cleaner on suitable kitchen surfaces where splatters and sticky buildup collect.
Range Hood Exterior
Tackle the sticky film that collects above the stove.
Stovetop
Wipe away the splatters left behind after cooking.
Tile Backsplash
Clean the greasy marks that travel beyond the pan.
Suitable Floors
Address tracked or splattered grease where the surface allows.
A cleaner kitchen today. Simpler wipe-downs in your daily routine.
A Simple Routine for Greasy Spots
Spray. Let It Work. Wipe.
Use the foam on suitable kitchen surfaces and follow the bottle directions for contact time and finishing steps.
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Spray the Area
Apply the foam to the greasy surface as directed.
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Give It Time to Work
Allow the formula to contact the buildup for the time stated on the label.
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Wipe and Finish
Wipe away the loosened grease, then complete any rinsing or drying steps required by the label.
The next cleanup starts with getting this one right.
A Closer Look at the Formula
Built for the Grease You See—and the Next Wipe.
A 500 ml liquid kitchen cleaner that dispenses as a foam. Its formula combines plant-derived and conventional cleaning ingredients to work on greasy buildup, with an intended invisible easy-wipe effect after cleaning.
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Foaming Application
The liquid sprays as foam to cover greasy areas where you apply it.
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Blended Cleaning Formula
Plant-derived and conventional cleaning ingredients work together in the formula.
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Designed for the Next Wipe
After cleaning, the formula is designed to leave an invisible layer that helps with future wipe-downs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the invisible easy-wipe layer do?
What does the invisible easy-wipe layer do?
The formula is designed to leave an invisible surface effect after cleaning that helps fresh greasy marks wipe away more easily. It does not stop cooking splatters from landing.
Where can I use it?
Where can I use it?
It is intended for suitable range hood exteriors, stovetops, tile, and floors. Check the product directions and test an inconspicuous spot before treating an unfamiliar finish.
Does it work on old, heavy grease?
Does it work on old, heavy grease?
The foam is designed for greasy buildup. The amount of wiping needed depends on the surface and how long the grease has been there.
How long should I leave the foam on?
How long should I leave the foam on?
Follow the contact time and finishing directions on the final product label. Do not let the foam dry on the surface unless the label instructs you to do so.
Will every surface feel the same afterward?
Will every surface feel the same afterward?
Results can vary by material, grease, and how the surface is used and cleaned. Follow the directions for each surface.