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Kitchens and bathrooms are the hardest parts of the house to keep smelling clean and fresh. Ultra-Fresh treated products help to control bacteria and fungi which can cause odours in these moist environments. While certainly not a substitute for cleaning, Ultra-Fresh treated articles should be part of your cleanliness programme.
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 Rubbermaid, known around the world for high quality plastic products for the home introduced Ultra-Fresh treated sponges and cleaning cloths in Canada. Although the sponges and scrubbers are used in the kitchen and are always damp, they will not support microbial growth and will stay odor-free. |
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Ultra-Fresh products are sold throughout the world, but not all information on this web site may be applicable in all countries. In some instances legal requirements may limit which Ultra-Fresh products are available, what uses for those products are permitted, or what claims may be made for those products or for Ultra-Fresh treated articles. If you are not certain about the restrictions and requirements in your country or in the countries where your treated articles may be sold or have any other questions concerning Ultra-Fresh products and treated articles please first contact Thomson Research Associates for assistance in all instances. Ultra-Fresh products should be distributed, sold and used only in accordance with government regulations and the specifications on their labels. |
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