The Moment You Need Power Bubble!
When water alone is not enough to remove stubborn dirt, water stains, and grease, but you don't want to use harsh detergents. Power Bubble was created to fill that middle point.
Power Bubble is an oxygen-based cleaning method that generates bubbles upon contact with water. This reaction operates most reliably in sufficiently warm/hot water .
- Place the items to be cleaned in a container that can hold water and spray an appropriate amount of Power Bubble.
- Slowly pour hot water at least 70 degrees or higher
- Leave on for 10 to 30 minutes
- Rinse thoroughly with running water or dish soap, then finish.
Power Bubble was never meant to be a product that simply says, “You can clean your entire house with just this one.” Instead, we believe it is more important to understand when it should be used, how much is appropriate, and where it should and shouldn’t be used. For us, knowing exactly what you are using and how to use it correctly matters more than claiming it can do everything.
This Is How It's Most Commonly Used!
Water Temperature | 80°C or higher |
Power Bubble | 1 spoon (15g) |
Soaking Time | 20 minutes |
Usage Tips | If the burn marks are old or severely stuck, please repeat 1 to 2 times. |
Water Temperature | 80°C or higher |
Power Bubble | 2/3 spoon (10g) |
Soaking Time | 10 minutes |
Usage Tips | If the burn marks are old or severely stuck, please repeat 1 to 2 times. |
Water Temperature | 80°C or higher |
Power Bubble | 1.5 spoons (25g) |
Soaking Time | 10 minutes |
Usage Tips | We recommend repeating this at least twice depending on the degree of contamination. |
*Please refer to this when using.
For areas that are difficult to immerse, such as the inner walls of the air fryer or around the heater, we recommend using diatomaceous earth cream cleaner.
Please be careful when using this product, as discoloration may occur if the tray contains aluminum.
Water Temperature | 80°C or higher |
Power Bubble | 1.5 spoons (25g) |
Soaking Time | 10 minutes |
Usage Tips | Please separate the lid and rubber gasket, wash them, and rinse thoroughly. |
(Required At Least 2 Times)
Water Temperature | 70°C or higher |
Power Bubble | 1 spoon (15g) |
Soaking Time | 30 minutes |
Usage Tips | First, wipe with a kitchen towel and oil, then wash at least twice. |
*Please refer to this when using.
Before using Power Bubble, please wipe the surface first with a kitchen towel dampened with oil.
Repeating the Power Bubble cleaning process at least twice will remove abrasives more effectively.
Water Temperature | Above 100°C |
Power Bubble | 1.5 spoons (25g) |
Soaking Time | 15 minutes |
Usage Tips | It is even more effective if you block the drain hole with a dishcloth before using it. |
*Please refer to this when using.
If the pipes are made of plastic PVC, they may deform in hot water, so please let them cool down before washing.
Did you know? You can use Power Bubble like this too!
Power Bubble started as a kitchen cleaner, but as it was used, it naturally began to be used outside the kitchen as well.
However, since the materials and environments for use outside the kitchen are more diverse, it is safer to reduce the amount used or shorten the reaction time.
Water Temperature | 70°C or higher |
Power Bubble | 10 spoons or more (150g) |
Soaking Time | 20~30 minutes |
Possible Materials | Sneakers made of materials that are not sensitive to bleaching or fading, such as canvas, mesh, running shoes, and basic synthetic fibers/rubber. |
*Please refer to this when using.
For darkly dyed clothing or items prone to color bleeding, as well as sensitive fabrics like wool and silk,
it is recommended to test a small amount before use or avoid application altogether.
Use is not recommended for leather, suede, or specially coated materials.
Leave in Power Bubble for 20–30 minutes, then scrub with a soft brush.
After washing, rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water and air dry in the shade.
Water Temperature | 70°C or higher |
Power Bubble | 3.5 spoons (50g) |
Soaking Time | 10~20 minutes |
Usage Tips | Use on white clothing, and test on sensitive fabrics first. |
*Please refer to this when using.
As this product has bleaching properties, it is suitable for light-colored clothing.
Separate washing is recommended for dark-colored or color-fading garments.
Please avoid using on delicate fabrics such as wool and silk, or test a small amount before use.
It does not contain chlorine-based bleach, making it relatively safe for baby clothes; however,
if your skin is very sensitive, an extra rinse is recommended.
Water Temperature | 70°C or higher |
Power Bubble | 2 spoons (30g) |
Soaking Time | 20 minutes |
Possible Materials | After washing, rinse thoroughly and dry completely. |
*Please refer to this when using.
When using Power Bubble on a mop pad, musty odors can also be effectively removed.
*Caution for Use
Water Temperature | 70°C or higher |
Power Bubble | 2 spoons (30g) |
Soaking Time | 10~20 minutes |
Usage Tips | Please dry completely for at least 24 hours after washing. |
*Please refer to this when using.
[Essential] It is safe to completely dissolve Power Bubble in water at 70°C or higher first, and then immerse the filter when it has cooled to lukewarm.
Since many filters are made of materials sensitive to heat, it is best to avoid immersing them directly in high-temperature water.
Water Temperature | 70°C or higher |
Power Bubble | 1 spoon (15g) |
Soaking Time | 15 minutes |
Possible Materials | Please rinse thoroughly after use. |
*Please refer to this when using.
Electric kettles may contain a mixture of plated, aluminum, copper, and brass materials in their internal components. If it is difficult to identify the material, it is safer to test the kettle briefly before use.
Do not boil the kettle with powder inside. Foam may overflow, posing a risk of burns or malfunction.
Please be sure to check before use!
The following is a range where use is not recommended due to concerns about discoloration, damage, or residue.
- Plated products made of aluminum, copper, brass, silver, nickel, chrome, etc.
- Titanium alloy/coated products
- Coated cookware (Teflon, etc.) and coated ceramics
- Marble/Natural Stone/Stone Materials (Avoid prolonged contact)
- Cast iron pans, brassware (bronzeware, etc.)
- Diatomaceous earth (porous materials such as trays)
- For washing fruits/vegetables
- Inside the coffee machine body (boiler/tube/extraction line)
- Direct cleaning of the interior of water purifiers/airports, etc.
- Inhalable parts such as humidifier discs (parts with a high risk of detergent residue)
- Method of heating and boiling with powder added (risk of overflow/burn/malfunction)