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Basic cleaning products

BASIC CLEANING PRODUCTS WHAT SHOULD YOU HAVE AT HOME FOR CLEANING? The many cleaners and brands on the shelf can quickly confuse you when it comes to actually finding the right cleaners for your home. All you need to do is use special cleaners for special surfaces and materials. For everything else, the following basic cleaners are sufficient: Dish detergent For cleaning dishes and normal greasy surfaces, simply add a small amount of multipurpose soap water or directly on the cloth and let it act if necessary. For particularly heavy dirt and when you have to do it quickly, use the universal cleaner. Multipurpose cleaner Again, the cleaner is best poured into the water. A small amount of our universal cleaner is enough to clean small and large surfaces. Bathroom cleaner (for calcified surfaces) Spray descaling products, such as our decalcifier and Sanizid, and leave to act so that they can develop all their dissolving power. To remove stubborn dirt, our ideal brush. Even cleaning calcified shower doors becomes a breeze. Toilet Cleaner To dissolve urinary stone, use our Rapol WC which we recommend you leave to act for a few minutes. For normal dirt, it is sufficient to go over it with the brush. Instead, we suggest Sanizid to clean the toilet seat and everything else. Glass cleaner Glass cleaners like ours Glasklar can be used not only on glass, but also on mirrors.

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Surface disinfection

PROPER CLEANING AND DISINFECTION OF SURFACES. HOW CAN YOU GET GERM-FREE SURFACES? WHEN IS SURFACE DISINFECTION EFFICIENT AND WHAT REMEDIES HELP AGAINST SARS-COV2 (COVID)? For effective surface disinfection, it is necessary to use the right products correctly. The following recommendations apply to private and public use, not to clinics, doctor's offices or other medical facilities.

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Disinfectants

DISINFECTANTS BACTERIA, FUNGI, VIRUSES, MICROBES – WHICH DISINFECTANT IS BEST TO USE? WHAT IS PARTICULARLY SUITABLE FOR DISINFECTION? HOW DO I DISINFECT CORRECTLY? We are constantly surrounded by microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses or fungi. In itself, this is not a bad thing, because most of these microscopically small creatures are harmless or even useful to us. Only a small percentage can be harmful to humans and animals. These microbes are called pathogens and can be largely removed by the use of disinfectants on objects, surfaces and skin. But not all disinfectants are the same.

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Tiles and grout

How to clean tiles and grout properly? How do you clean tiles and remove stubborn stains from tiled surfaces without leaving residue? Ceramic or porcelain tiles on the walls or floors of your kitchen or bathroom are durable and usually easy to clean up when a liquid spills, splashes, or dust accumulates. But what happens if the tiles become very dirty or lose their shine over the years?

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Clean the windows

CLEANING THE WINDOWS HOW TO CLEAN WINDOWS BEST Very few people enjoy cleaning windows because it is exhausting and rarely truly satisfying. With our Glasklar and universal cleaner and with the right technology, annoying streaks and limescale stains disappear almost automatically, making window cleaning a breeze.

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Wood or natural stone

CLEANING OF ALUMINUM, MARBLE, NATURAL STONE OR WOOD SURFACES WHAT CAN YOU USE FOR A GENTLE CLEANING? Many cleaning agents can be used on all types of surfaces, but not on sensitive surfaces such as natural stone, marble or aluminum. However, it often happens that these are the materials that need cleaning. So what can be done to prevent discoloration, dulling, roughening and corrosion? When you clean natural stone, aluminum, limestone or marble, you should always use a pH-neutral, non-film-forming (and therefore film-free) detergent that disinfects and is suitable for food to avoid poisoning. In the case of the real wood, stains and dirt should be removed immediately with a damp cloth, not a wet one. Dirt should never dry. If the stain dries and is stubborn, a little neutral soap can be added to the damp cloth. Wipe in the direction of the wood grain, so as not to stress the material unnecessarily. Dry the surface just as quickly to prevent water from penetrating and the wood from swelling.

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Laminate, parquet and Co.

TIPS FOR CLEANING LAMINATE, PARQUET, CORK, NATURAL STONE AND PVC HERE'S HOW TO CLEAN YOUR FLOOR THE RIGHT WAY! For a bright result and a long life, every floor covering, be it carpet, wood, stone or plastic, needs the right care. And that means going beyond just vacuuming and mopping once. We have collected some important tips for you.

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Carpet Cleaning

CARPET CLEANING WHAT PRODUCTS SHOULD YOU USE TO CLEAN YOUR CARPET AND WHAT SHOULD YOU PAY ATTENTION TO WHEN CLEANING IT? Carpets magically attract dirt and stains usually can't be removed quickly. We explain how to best clean your carpet, remove stains and which products are best for cleaning.

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Clean the sofa

CLEANING THE SOFA THIS IS HOW YOU CAN REMOVE ANNOYING STAINS FROM YOUR SOFA It has surely happened to everyone: while having a snack, eating or drinking , we accidentally spilled a glass of red wine on the sofa and stained the upholstery. It is annoying, but there is no need to panic. We will show you how to remove stains from the sofa.

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Clogged drain or pipe

Gli scarichi intasati rappresentano un problema costoso per aziende e privati. Questa guida spiega come riconoscere i primi segnali, le cause principali per ogni settore e perché le soluzioni professionali come Rapid Disgorgante superano i rimedi casalinghi. Scopri come liberare gli scarichi in modo efficace, sicuro e sostenibile.

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The grid

THE GRID OUR TOP CLEANING TIPS Summer is the time for grilling! If it weren't for the aftermath... cleaning! With these tricks your grill will shine like new!

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Cleaning the oven

CLEANING THE OVEN HERE'S HOW TO CLEAN YOUR OVEN THE RIGHT WAY: First remove all the baking trays and the rack from the oven and finally spray the oven special. However, make sure that no cleaner gets into the air vent grill. For ordinary cleaning, just wait a few minutes before you get the desired effect. While you wait, clean the door, baking trays and oven rack. Simply spray the glass inside and on the front of the door with one of our degreasers, let it act even briefly, rinse it and finally dry it. Clean the baking tray and the oven rack with the help of the effective oven cleaner. Place the rack on the baking tray and spray both with the oven cleaner. After waiting the suggested effective time, rinse them thoroughly in the sink with water and finally dry them to avoid the formation of rust.

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Remove labels

REMOVE LABELS WITHOUT LEAVING RESIDUES WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO REMOVE LABELS If you also prefer to keep a little eco-conscious order, for example in the kitchen or pantry, simply use old screw or canning jars to store spices, baking ingredients, etc.; you will avoid food moths and humidity. Old labels on jam, spread, sauce or yogurt jars can be removed in many different ways. We will show you how!

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Descaling the water boiler

DESCALING THE WATER KETTLE HOW TO PROPERLY DESCALE YOUR KETTLE Limescale deposits inside your kettle can cause scale to end up in your coffee or tea. You can find out how to get rid of these limescale deposits here: Why and How to Descale Your Kettle Have you ever noticed that your tea or coffee tastes odd? Or that your kettle takes longer and longer to boil water? The culprit is a persistent enemy: limescale. Is limescale in your kettle harmful? Limescale is a natural mineral deposit found in water. But is it harmful in your kettle? While limescale isn’t dangerous to your health, it can cause significant issues for your appliances. In kettles, these deposits not only leave unsightly stains and edges, but they can also break off as flakes and end up in your drinks. And there’s more: kettles with limescale buildup consume more energy than clean ones because they take longer to boil water. This results in increased energy usage, higher electricity bills, and a significantly reduced lifespan for the appliance. How to effectively remove limescale from your kettle The good news: removing limescale from your kettle is simple if you use the right products. Here’s how: Empty the kettle completely Apply a professional kettle descaler, following the recommended dosage (our Interpul-Leida Descaler should be diluted from 1:20 to 1:1 depending on the level of limescale) Let it sit for 5–10 minutes to dissolve the deposits Rinse thoroughly at least 3–4 times with clean water Boil clean water once and discard it to remove any product residues This easy process, performed regularly (we recommend once a month in areas with hard water), will keep your kettle in optimal condition and extend its lifespan. DIY limescale removal: why it’s better to avoid it The internet is full of tips for removing limescale using home remedies. Let’s take a look: Using baking soda: Although baking soda has cleaning properties, it isn’t acidic enough to break down tough limescale deposits. Using citric acid: Citric acid can help with light scaling but requires longer application times and doesn’t prevent new buildup. Using vinegar: Vinegar contains acetic acid which can dissolve limescale, but it leaves a strong smell that can affect the taste of beverages for many uses afterward. These DIY methods may seem inexpensive, but they come with several disadvantages: Limited effectiveness against stubborn deposits Require repeated applications and longer treatment times Can damage internal parts of the kettle Offer no prevention against future buildup May alter the taste of future beverages In contrast, a professional descaler is specifically formulated to: Quickly remove even the most stubborn limescale Protect your appliance’s materials Prevent the formation of new deposits Descaling in professional use Regular descaling is especially important in professional and commercial environments, where kettles and appliances are used intensively. Here are some examples: Hotels and accommodations Every hotel room or B&B with a kettle needs regular maintenance. A scaled-up kettle not only offers a poor guest experience but also increases energy costs and appliance replacement rates. Offices and coworking spaces Office break rooms see dozens of kettle uses daily. Regular descaling ensures energy efficiency and hygiene for all employees. Cafés, bars, and restaurants In these settings, drink quality is key to customer satisfaction. A scaled-up kettle or coffee machine can significantly affect flavor. School and corporate cafeterias Managing large volumes requires consistently efficient appliances. Regular descaling ensures fast preparation and reduced energy use. Nursing homes and healthcare facilities Hygiene is especially important here. Removing limescale eliminates potential breeding grounds for bacteria and ensures high drink quality. Interpul-Leida Descaler: The professional solution for kettle limescale The Interpul-Leida Descaler is a professional-grade descaling agent specifically developed for a wide range of household appliances, including: Electric and traditional kettles Stainless steel and plastic kettles Coffee machines Irons Washing machines Dishwashers Compared to home remedies, our descaler: Rapidly dissolves even the toughest limescale Prevents new limescale formation Optimizes appliance performance Extends the lifespan of your devices Is safe for stainless steel and plastic Improves heat transfer efficiency in heating elements At Interpul-Leida, sustainability is at the heart of our company mission. As with all our products, this descaler is developed with care for the environment, people, and animals. How to use Interpul-Leida Descaler in your kettle Our product is extremely versatile and easy to use: Dilute the product from 1:20 to 1:1 depending on how much limescale is present (a 5% solution is sufficient for normal use) Apply the solution to the appliance Let it sit for 5–10 minutes Rinse thoroughly with clean water For closed systems like coffee machines, circulate a 5% solution for about 5–10 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Remove limescale and keep your appliances like new Regular descaling isn’t just about aesthetics – it’s a smart investment that: Reduces energy costs through more efficient performance Extends the life of your appliances, avoiding early replacements Improves the taste of your drinks Ensures high hygiene standards, especially in professional environments A limescale-free kettle is efficient, cost-effective, and delivers better-tasting beverages. Don’t let limescale compromise your appliances! Ready to say goodbye to kettle limescale? Discover the Interpul-Leida Descaler and our full range of professional cleaning and maintenance products in our online shop. Professional quality – now available for home use too!

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Cleaning of sanitary facilities

CLEANING THE TOILET HOW TO CLEAN THE TOILET CORRECTLY AND HOW TO CLEAN THE TOILET EFFECTIVELY, HYGIENICALLY AND QUICKLY? Over time, bacteria, scale deposits, urine and dirt can accumulate around and inside the toilet. Wherever water flows, sooner or later lime deposits form. Bacteria also find ideal living conditions in the toilet. To avoid this, it is important to clean the toilet regularly, for example with our Sanizid. The more often the toilet is cleaned, the more effectively bacteria, dirt and bad odors are prevented.

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Cleaning the bicycle

CLEANING YOUR BICYCLE WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO CLEAN YOUR BIKE AND MAKE IT FIT FOR THE CYCLING SEASON? To enjoy your bike for a long time, you should clean it regularly, but at least after and just before the cycling season. After a ride through mud, dirt, snow and rain, a thorough cleaning is inevitable in order to avoid damage and to save in the long run on repair costs and spare parts. Our cleaning tips work great for motorcycles too.