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Bright grapefruit and soft ylang ylang, in a 30ml concentrate that makes 500ml of anti-bac multi-surface spray. It kills 99.9% of bacteria.
- Kills 99.9% of bacteria*
- For kitchen worktops, tiles, tables and most sealed surfaces
- 30ml concentrate plus 470ml of tap water makes 500ml
- Plastic-free refill: a glass vial with an aluminium cap, in a paper box
- Vegan and cruelty free, made in the UK
This one used to be sold as a plain multi-surface cleaner. neat. have since registered the formula as an anti-bac, and the new packs say so.
No more shipping water and no more plastic bottles. Fill your neat. bottle with tap water, add the refill and shake. No need for warm water and no waiting.
How to use
Pour 470ml of tap water into your neat. spray bottle, add the 30ml refill, put the trigger back on and shake. Spray, leave for 5 minutes, then wipe and leave to dry. Not suitable for unsealed surfaces, so test in a discreet spot first. Use the mixed spray within 3 months; the concentrate keeps for 12 months.
Need a bottle? The neat. Refillable Cleaning Spray Bottle is in our shop too.
Safety
The concentrate causes serious eye damage and skin irritation, so never use it undiluted. These warnings don't apply once it's diluted as instructed. Wash hands after use and keep out of reach of children. Use biocides safely.
*Registered biocidal product in Ireland, PCS No. 103286.
Ingredients
5-15% Perfume, Non-ionic surfactants, <5% Disinfectants, Amphoteric surfactants, Phenoxyethanol, Linalool, Limonene, Citral, Dimethylcyclohex-3-ene-1-carbaldehyde (mixed isomers), Eugenol, Rose Ketones.
Active substances: DDAC (C8-10) 1.84g/100ml; ADBAC (C12-18) 1.15g/100ml; Alcohols, C9-11, Ethoxylated; Coco-Glucoside.
Why We Love This Brand
We love the neat. idea: stop shipping water around in single-use plastic. Irishman Ryan McSorley and Josie Harfield started neat. in 2020, having worked out that around 90% of a typical cleaning product is water. So neat. send you just the concentrate, in a small glass vial with an aluminium cap, and you add the tap water at home. Their bottles are made from recycled aluminium and built to be kept, and the scents are the sort we're more used to finding in candles and diffusers than under the sink. neat. is a certified B Corp, and the refills are made in the UK.