wherever disinfectants are used! Basic G is Most Effective! Keeps killing up to three days!
Is basic G toxic?
Fire hazard : Heating or fire can release toxic gas.8 Nov 2019
Does Shaklee still make basic I?
This is what I found out: Basic I was discontinued when the Get Clean line came out. In Shaklee's testing they discovered that the reformulated Basic-H (now Basic-H2) worked just as well as a degreaser (since both products contained the exact same degreasing agent).
What is basic-H?
Efficient, powerful, safe, biodegradable, and economical, Basic-H is the world's most versatile cleaner, period. Sixteen ounces makes up to 90 gallons to clean hard surfaces, woodwork, walls, floors, glass, mirrors, even cars. Anything you can clean with water, you can clean with Basic-H.
Is Shaklee Basic G Non-toxic?
Shaklee's Basic G is the perfect safe and effective alternative to bleach! Basic G is biodegradable, nonflamable, and non-toxic.17 Apr 2012
Is Basic H toxic?
Shaklee Basic H was meant to be used as a non-toxic household cleaner.
How do you mix Shaklee Basic G?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H--ACONVftw
What is Shaklee Basic H used for?
Basic H is used for cleaning counters, walls, floors, appliances, wood, windows and sinks. The product must be diluted before use. The company recommends an "industrial strength" dilution of 1:64, or two ounces per gallon of water. For "light duty," the dilution is 1:378, or two teaspoons per gallon.26 Sept 2017
What is Basic H2?
Basic H2 dominates grease, grime, and dirt in a thousand different ways. One 16-ounce bottle makes 48 gallons of powerful cleaner. Made with sustainably sourced ingredients. To meet increased demand, Basic H2® Biodegradable Cleaner 64 oz. is limited to 5 units per customer every 28 days.
What is the difference between Shaklee Basic H and Basic H2?
Shaklee Basic H was meant to be used as a non-toxic household cleaner. Shaklee Basic H2 is a little more concentrated, if that is even possible, and it is mainly used for cleaning purposes. Some people have used Basic H2 for a fly spray, mosquito spray and some of the other uses discovered for the Original Basic H.