The Moment You Need A Diatomaceous Earth Cream Cleaner
White water stains left on the sink, burnt-on grease around the induction cooktop, old, stubborn grime inside the air fryer & everyday stains that remain no matter how much you scrub. What you need in such cases is a cream-type cleaner that you apply directly to the contaminated area and rub in.
*Try using this when you want to clean hard-to-reach areas or focus on specific parts.
How To Use Diatomaceous Earth Cream Cleaner BASIC
- Please remove moisture from the contaminated area first. If too much water remains, the cream may be diluted.
- Please apply an appropriate amount of diatomaceous earth cream cleaner. Use as much as needed, focusing on the contaminated area.
- Gently rub with a dishcloth or scouring pad. Repeat several times depending on the degree of soiling.
- Please wipe it clean with a wet cloth or water. Please finish thoroughly to ensure no product remains on the surface.
*Please check before use!
Since scratches or discoloration may occur depending on the material and surface finish, we recommend testing a small amount on an inconspicuous area first before use.
Please Remember Just This To Use It Well
If too much water remains, the cream may become diluted. If possible, please wipe off any moisture before use.
The effectiveness may vary depending on the type and age of the stain. Please repeat the process several times rather than rubbing hard all at once.
Even with the same material, the coating or surface finish may vary. Please check the less visible areas first.
Use a dishcloth or scouring pad for general stains, and a small brush for narrow grooves. For sensitive surfaces, it is best to start with soft tools.
This Is How It Is Most Often Used!
Stubborn grime stuck to the inner walls and corners from repeated exposure to oil splattering and high heat. The inside of the air fryer, which is difficult to soak, is easy to maintain as you can apply cream directly to the desired areas.
Pollution | Old grease stains / Stubborn grime |
Recommended Tools | Soft Dishcloth / Scouring Pad / Small Brush |
How To Use | After the product has completely cooled, remove any moisture and apply the cream to the contaminated area, then gently rub it in. |
Usage Tips | For hard-to-reach grooves or corners, please use a small brush as well. |
Avoid using on parts that are difficult to clean directly, such as electrical components, heating wires, and heaters, and please check the product manufacturer's maintenance instructions first.
Induction cooktops covered in burnt-on oil and food residue from cooking. Try cleaning them by applying a small amount of cream to the stained areas.
Pollution | Grease stains / Burnt-on cooking stains |
Recommended Tools | Soft Dishcloth or Scouring Pad |
How To Use | Once the surface has completely cooled, apply a small amount of cream and gently rub it repeatedly. |
Usage Tips | For old stains, please repeat the process several times rather than rubbing hard all at once. |
Since the material and coating method of the induction cooktop may vary by product, please check the manufacturer's instructions and test it on an inconspicuous area first.
Sinks, which are used with water every day, are prone to accumulating cloudy and white water stains over time. Please focus on maintaining the areas that bother you.
Pollution | Water stains / Household stains / Old stains |
Recommended Tools | Dishcloth or Scouring Pad |
How To Use | After removing moisture, apply the cream and gently rub it in. |
Usage Tips | Please wipe it clean with a wet cloth or water to ensure no residue remains. |
Water stains and everyday marks easily accumulate on sinks that are repeatedly used with soap and water. After wiping them dry, please focus on cleaning the areas that are of concern.
Try using it to manage water droplet marks that remain repeatedly after showering and old, cloudy water stains.
BEFORE
AFTER
*Please make sure to test it.
Since shower booth glass varies depending on the coating or surface treatment, please test a small amount on an inconspicuous area first before use.
Try managing the yellow stains or stubborn grime on the bottom of the pot that accumulate repeatedly during the cooking process.
Pollution | Old stains on the bottom of the pot / Burnt marks |
Recommended Tools | Dishcloth or Scouring Pad |
Usage Tips | Old contamination may not be completely removed in one go, so please repeat the process several times. |
If you are concerned about old stains or burnt-on marks on the outside of the pot, please apply a small amount of cream and manage them repeatedly.
*Please check before use
Please check the material first, as it may not be suitable for use depending on the coating and surface finish of the pot.
Try Using It In Other Places As Well
Dish Drying Rack
Old Life Stains
Everywhere In The Bathroom
Even with the same material, the coating or surface finish may vary. Please check the less visible areas first.
Kitchen Furniture Surfaces
Did You Know? It Can Be Used Like This Too!
It can be used not only for stubborn dirt in the kitchen and bathroom but also for everyday stains that are usually difficult to remove. However, please note that the usage methods below may vary depending on the surface condition of the material, so please be sure to test it beforehand.
As fingerprints and grease from cooking mix, yellowish stains can easily accumulate on kitchen furniture surfaces over time. Try applying a small amount of cream to the areas where stains are a concern for spot cleaning.
BEFORE
AFTER
Pollution | Fingerprints / Oil dust / Old life stains |
Recommended Tools | Soft Dishcloth |
How To Use | Apply a small amount of cream and rub gently without applying excessive force. |
Finish | Please wipe it clean with a wet cloth to ensure no residue remains. |
*Please be careful
Kitchen furniture comes in various surface finishes, such as film, paint, and matte coating. Since discoloration, changes in gloss, or scratches may occur, please test a small amount on an inconspicuous area first before use.
You can also utilize localized scribbles left on furniture or in living spaces after first identifying the material.
*Please be careful
Furniture comes in a wide variety of surface finishes, including matte, film, and paint. Since discoloration or changes in gloss may occur, please be sure to test the product in an inconspicuous area first.
Pollution | Rust marks left around metal / Old brown stains |
Recommended Tools | Soft Dishcloth or Scouring Pad |
How To Use | Apply a small amount of cream and gently rub the stained area. |
Finish | Please wipe it clean with a wet cloth or water to ensure no product remains. |
*Please be careful
Discoloration or surface changes may occur depending on the type of metal and the condition of the plating or coating. Please test a small amount on an inconspicuous area before use.
Sticky residue remaining on the surface even after removing stickers. Try managing leftover everyday stains by using a small amount of diatomaceous earth cream cleaner.
Pollution | Stickiness / Residue left after sticker removal |
Recommended Tools | Soft Dishcloth |
How To Use | Apply a small amount of cream and gently rub the affected area without applying excessive force. |
Finish | Please wipe it clean with a wet cloth to ensure no residue remains. |
*Please check before use
Since gloss and color may vary depending on the surface finish of plastics, painted surfaces, and coated furniture, please test in an inconspicuous area first.
Please Check Before Use!
Since cream cleaners involve a physical rubbing process after application, scratches or discoloration may occur depending on the material's coating, gloss, and surface finish.
- Coated Furniture
- Matte Painted Surface
- Film-Finished Upper and Lower Cabinets
- Coated Cooking Utensils
- Acryl
- High Gloss
- Glossy Plastic
- Some Coated Glass
- Glazed or Printed Tableware
- Marble
- Natural Stone
- Solid Wood
*The most important usage principles
Do not apply directly to large areas of materials whose suitability is uncertain.
Please test a small amount on an inconspicuous area first to check for any surface changes before proceeding with full coverage.