Winsol Super Slip Window Cleaning Soap
Quick Overview
- Super slip lubricates your blade increasing rubber life without leaving a residue.
- With state of the art wetting agents increases blade slip to stop chatter and drag without leading to bleeding.
- Super slip reduces scratching when used with a razor blade.
- Mixes easily and safely with all types of detergents and soaps.
- Allows you to use less soap so you are less likely to leave streaking.
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$14.70 - $58.00
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Winsol Super Slip Window Cleaning Soap
Winsol Super Slip Window Cleaning Soap is a powerful additive designed to improve your window cleaning efficiency. This advanced friction-reducing formula lubricates squeegee blades, increasing their glide and extending rubber life. It reduces blade chatter, streaking, and wear, giving you a smoother, faster cleaning experience.
Simply add ½ to 1 ounce of Super Slip per gallon of your cleaning solution to slow evaporation, allowing more time to work without the need for extra detergents. It works in both hot and cold weather, does not cause edge bleeding, and is safe for use with all window cleaning soaps, alcohols, and even on metal or painted surfaces.
Key Benefits:
- Improves blade glide for faster, streak-free cleaning.
- Prolongs squeegee rubber life and reduces wear.
- Reduces streaking and eliminates blade chatter.
- Works in all temperatures and slows water evaporation.
- Mixes easily with any cleaning solution, including alcohol-based ones.
Make your window cleaning faster, easier, and more cost-effective with Winsol Super Slip!
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