Cold Power Laundry Detergent A Review
We, at Window Cleaning Perth, use cold power in one specific way. But What is it exactly?
What is it?
A laundry
detergent produced by Colgate-Palmolive. Originally sold in the U.S.
from the 1960's to the early 1970's, it was eventually discontinued due
to poor sales. However it continues to be sold in Australia, N.Z. and
South Africa as well as in many other countries.
What's In It?
In addition to water(no surprises there!), Cold Power contains:
- Sodium Laureth Ethoxylated Sulfate
- Sodium Dodecyl Benzene Sulfonate
- Sodium Laureth Sulfate
- Sodium Cocoate
- Acrylates Copolymer
- SodiumChloride
- Phosphonic Acid (DTPMP.Na)
- Sodium Borate
- Enzymes
- Disodium Distyrylbiphenyl Disulfonate
- Glycerin
- Silicone Antifoam Compound
- Styrene Acrylate Copolymer
- Sodium Citrate
- Fragrance
- Isothiazolinones
- Dyes
What's It Used For?
Cold Power boasts the following benefits:
- Brilliant colours & whites in cold
- Starts working immediately, even in cold
- Suitable for both Front & Top loader washing machines
- See product label for dosage information
- Available in 18 Dual Caps and 30 Dual Caps sizes
So, why is My Window Cleaner posting an article about Cold Power? Not because I use it in my laundry(although I do!).
No, Cold Power offers window cleaning services one great benefit, it is excellent in removing cigarette smoke off windows.
Add a capful of Cold Power to your bucket and you'll find that the yellow muck that coats a smoker's windows will literally slip right off the glass!
The ease with which Cold Power removes the smoke beats 'hands-down' the effectiveness of regular detergents.
I guess a word of caution is in order, there always seems to be alot of controversy around Sodium Laureth Sulfate, so, you'll probably want to wear gloves if you're using Cold Power in your window cleaning schedule. As with all things, do research and use common sense.
However, if you're finding it tough to clean a smokers windows, give Cold Power a try!
No, Cold Power offers window cleaning services one great benefit, it is excellent in removing cigarette smoke off windows.
Add a capful of Cold Power to your bucket and you'll find that the yellow muck that coats a smoker's windows will literally slip right off the glass!
The ease with which Cold Power removes the smoke beats 'hands-down' the effectiveness of regular detergents.
I guess a word of caution is in order, there always seems to be alot of controversy around Sodium Laureth Sulfate, so, you'll probably want to wear gloves if you're using Cold Power in your window cleaning schedule. As with all things, do research and use common sense.
However, if you're finding it tough to clean a smokers windows, give Cold Power a try!
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