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Citrus Resources Orange Solv GP 25% D-Limonene 5L

$232.00

inc. GST

Free local delivery, Gordonvale to Palm Cove

Australia-wide shipping, remote areas included

A water-soluble D-Limonene solvent cleaner that’s a natural alternative to petroleum, chlorinated and glycol ether solvents. It dissolves grease, tar, oils, glue, adhesives, chewing gum, inks and graffiti from hard surfaces, and lifts stains from carpet.

Description

Orange Solv GP is a water soluble solvent built around D-Limonene and coconut-based detergents, used in place of stronger petroleum, chlorinated or glycol ether solvents. It’s designed to break down grease and tar from engines and parts, strip graffiti from hard surfaces, and remove glue, adhesives, chewing gum and ink.

It also works as a carpet spotter for stubborn stains. It mixes with hot or cold water and, because the ingredients are natural and renewable, it has a reduced environmental impact compared with harsher solvent cleaners.

Features and benefits

  • D-Limonene and coconut-based detergent blend
  • Alternative to petroleum, chlorinated and glycol ether solvents
  • Dissolves grease, tar, glue, adhesives, chewing gum and ink
  • Strips graffiti from hard surfaces
  • Works as a carpet spotter for stubborn stains
  • Water soluble with hot or cold water
  • Natural, renewable ingredients

Directions for use

  1. Carpet spotting: apply to the stain, then rinse thoroughly with water to remove all residue
What surfaces can I use this on?

It's suited to engines and parts, solvent-resistant hard surfaces, and as a carpet spotter.

Do I need to dilute it?

The supplier lists this product as not dilutable, so it's used directly.

Will it remove graffiti and gum?

Yes, it's formulated to dissolve grease, tar, glue, adhesives, chewing gum and ink.

Do I need to rinse it off carpet?

Yes, rinse thoroughly after use on carpet to remove all residue.

Is there an SDS available?

Check with our team for the current SDS before use; we couldn't confirm a direct SDS link on the page we checked.