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SwipeyWipey! Kitchen Wall Tiles Cleaner
Heavy-duty kitchen wall tile cleaner that cuts through grease, stains and grime for a fresh, clean finish.
Bathroom tiles
GrimyShiny
Soap scum, hard-water marks, and grout that has quietly gone grey.
Toilet
YuckyChucky
Under the rim, around the bend, and the bits you would rather not think about.
Floors
MuddyBuddy
Monsoon footprints, street dust, and the daily pocha that never quite finishes.
Glass
StreakySleeky
Windows, mirrors, and the balcony door nobody has touched since Diwali.
Greasy Peasy, up close.

Straight onto the filter, the hood, the tiles behind the hob. Cold surface only — never on a burner that's still warm.
The wide, empty stretch is the part where you are not in the room.
Built for the part of cooking nobody posts.
BeforeAfterChimney filters
The brown film down the hood sides, and what the filters have quietly collected.
BeforeAfterStovetop grease
Everyday splatter around the hob, baked on by the next burner you light.
BeforeAfterSmoke stains
The dark marks high heat leaves on tile and steel, that a wipe won't shift.
BeforeAfterThe full reset
Filters, hood, tiles, hob. One bottle, one Sunday afternoon.
Proof should feel this satisfying.
Drag across the frame to explore an illustrative chimney-filter reset. The real product experience stays focused on the same simple ritual: spray, wait, wipe.
BeforeAfterThe clean-up,unfiltered.

Your chimney called.It wants its Ta-Daa.
Heavy-duty spray for the grease, burnt oil and smoke marks around kitchen chimneys and exhaust hoods. Ready to use — nothing to dilute.
Before you spray away.
Four things worth knowing before the first spray.
01Is it safe to use on food preparation surfaces?
Yes, with a rinse. Use it on counters and boards, then wipe over with clean water before food touches them.
02Does it have a strong chemical smell?
It has a smell. It isn't the eye-watering kind. Open a window anyway — that's true of anything that cuts grease this hard.
03How long do I actually need to let it sit?
Three minutes for everyday grease, five for baked-on. Longer than that doesn't help — if it's still stuck, spray again rather than scrubbing.
04Will it damage my stainless steel appliances or chimney?
No, when used as directed. Patch-test a hidden corner first, use it on cold surfaces, and don't leave it sitting for half an hour.











