Starter Kit Refill (9 pack)
Starter Kit Refill (9 pack)
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1-3 days delivery time
Skosh Starter Kit Refill tablets. Fill your spray bottle with water, dissolve a tablet and start your cleaning (or not, we're not here to shame anyone's cleaning).
Apply to:
✓ Kitchen
✓ Living room
✓ Bathroom
✓ Window
INGREDIENTS
INGREDIENTS
Bathroom Spray: citric acid, tetrasodium glutamate diacetate, perfume.
Window Spray: citric acid, maleic acid, anionic surfactant (5-15%), perfume.
Universal Spray: sodium carbonate, citric acid, anionic surfactant (5-15%), perfume
Read more about the ingredients
Warning: Irritating to the skin. Causes serious eye irritation. Keep out of reach of children. Read the label before use. IF IN EYES: Rinse carefully with water for several minutes. Remove any contact lenses if possible. Continue rinsing. In case of persistent eye irritation: Seek medical attention. IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of soap and water. Have the package or label handy if you need to seek medical attention.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
WHAT IS INCLUDED
✓ 3 Universal refill tablets
✓ 3 Bathroom refill tablets
✓ 3 Window refill tablet
1 Refill tablet = 500 ml cleaning
HOW IT WORKS
HOW IT WORKS
Mix your own cleaner!
1. Fill a spray bottle with water
2. Drop the refill tablet
3. Start cleaning
4. End of cleaning? Repeat 1, 2, and 3!
Apply to your surfaces and leave on for a minute. Then wipe with a damp cloth and enjoy a clean home!
THE WOW EFFECT
THE WOW EFFECT
Science > Strong chemicals
Instead of strong chemicals 🤢, we use optimized pH values that target specific stains and impurities in your home.
Universal: pH value 9 (alkaline)
Bathroom: pH value 2-4 (acidic)
Window: pH value 5 (neutral)
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Don't pay for water
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Refill system
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No single use plastic
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Gentle ingredients
WTF – Regular cleanser contains 95% water?
A little friendly reminder from Skosh: So we still buy home disposable plastic bottles that are filled with 95% water and a plethora of harmful chemicals to clean our homes.
We already have the main ingredient at home. Why do we still buy home water?