Kokopelli's Green Market

Olde Tyme 1881 Super Pine Natural Pine

16 fl. oz. (473 ml.)
32 fl. oz. (946 ml.)

Olde Tyme 1881 Super Concentrated Pine Cleaner

• Cleans
• Deodorizes
• Biodegrades

Olde Tyme 1881 Super Pine Oil Cleaner brings back pine cleaner the way it used to be. This concentrated forest green formula is the only one of its kind. A natural, concentrated grease cutter and cleaner, all in one. You can smell the difference. Perfect for floors, counters, kitchen and bath. It's all natural so it can't hurt. Use a small amount in water to clean most washable surfaces. Contains 90% active ingredients. Olde Tyme 1881 saves you money. Just one bottle makes 20 times as much as most economy brand pine cleaners and eight time stronger than most leading commercial brands. Relive the past. . . experience the quality and savings of Olde Tyme 1881 brand products.

Active Ingredients (90%): Pine Oil, surfactants.

Contains Bittersafe: a safe, bitter substance that tastes so bad that it reduces the risk of being swallowed by children or careless persons.

Directions for Use:

• Floors, Walls and Hard Surfaces: Use 1/16 of a cup (1 cap full) per gallon of water. No rinsing required. For extra tough jobs, use a little more and be sure to rinse.
  
• Laundry: To aid in deodorizing and cleaning add one cap full to washer. Helps boost the detergent and leaves a fresh smell to clothes.
  
• Bathroom: Cleans and deodorizes lavatory, tub, and tile with just four caps full in one gallon of water. Use more for strong odors.
  
• Garbage Cans: Mix one cap full with 32 ounces of water and spray or wash the receptacle with solution.
  
• General Use: To deodorize in open areas, spray or wash walls, ceiling, hard surfaces and floors with a solution of four caps full to each gallon of water.

Helping to Save the Pine Forests
Most nationally advertised pine oil cleaners are synthetic. Super Pine Cleaner is the natural pine cleaner. Synthetic pine cleaners are a by-product of paper manufacturing. Super Pine is not a by-product of destroying trees to make paper pulp, which pollutes our streams. It takes a little more time to make it the old fashioned way, but our pine forests are worth it. You can smell the difference.

Caution: Keep out of eyes. If contact occurs, wash eyes with water. Avoid contact with food. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting. Drink large amounts of milk or water and consult physician. Keep away from open flame, heat, and fire.

Cruelty Free.