Vera Clean Kit
The colour-coded spray bottles this concentrate refills. Arrives filled, so you can start cleaning straight away.
Vera Concentrate is the plant-based cleaner you mix with water. Use this 1L bottle to refill your Clean Kit bottles and your pocket and handy sanitisers.
Refilling the Clean Kit often? The 2.5L and 5L work out cheaper per refill.
In a Clean Kit bottle, fill with clean water to the line on the label.
Top up with concentrate to the line on the neck. Pour slowly so it doesn’t foam up.
Pocket and handy sanitisers have one line on the label. In your own bottle, use 10% concentrate for everyday cleaning.
No fumes or sticky film, and nothing added to cover up smells. Many of our customers have asthma, allergies or sensitive skin.
TGA compliant and independently tested. See what was tested.
Leaves a protective layer that helps stop dust and germs settling again.
May be claimable depending on your plan. Not sure? Ask Mariana.
“I bought in March and only refilled my bottles again in August. I can’t recommend Vera enough.”
The colour-coded spray bottles this concentrate refills. Arrives filled, so you can start cleaning straight away.
The four Clean Kit spray bottles and the 50mL pocket and 125mL handy sanitisers. The 400mL foam pump uses its own ready-mixed Foam Refill instead.
About 10 Clean Kit bottle refills. Or, for the sanitisers, about 125 refills of the 50mL pocket spray or 40 of the 125mL handy spray.
Mix it with clean water. Use 10% concentrate for everyday cleaning, 15% for kitchens and 25% for bathrooms. For mirrors and glass, 3% is enough. In the washing machine, add 5mL per kg of clothes.
Most of them, including:
Don’t use it on lacquered timber. If you’re not sure about a surface, try a small hidden spot first.
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