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What's so great about the Original Cloverdale Cleaner?
The Original Cloverdale Cleaner is a biodegradable, non-phosphate, non-toxic, and non-polluting cleaner. Unlike other degreasers, Cloverdale is non-butyl and safe. Butyl-based products are petroleum-formulated and are hazardous to the environment. But being safe doesn't stop Cloverdale from being the most effective means of loosening, lifting and suspending all types of greasy, oily soil. In fact it can be used in cold, hot, hard or soft water without affecting its high standard of performance. Cloverdale works equally well in food processing areas against animal and vegetable fats and in industrial areas against petroleum- based soils. The USDA has approved Cloverdale for use in all government-inspected meat and poultry processing facilities. Cloverdale is used for cleaning all types of surfaces, including metal, plastic, porcelain, Formica, enamel, linoleum, glass and vinyl. Cloverdale is easy to use. It is simply sprayed on and wiped off. Surfaces that come in contact with food should be rinsed with clear water; otherwise rinsing is not necessary. Cloverdale is a heavy-duty concentrate. The dilution rate depends on the job to be done, and can be changed instantly. Greenpeace has tested Cloverdale; the White House is considering it for use in the Greening of the White House; Mario Andretti offered to be the spokesperson after Cloverdale products were highly praised by Paul Newman; Robert Redford's Sundance catalog carried our products; the Presidental Yacht SEQUOIA used Cloverdale as a bilge wash and boat cleaner, and numerous environmental journals and green guides list Cloverdale. The supermarket chain Stop & Shop sells Cloverdale in Connecticut and Massachusetts, as do numerous independent stores from Maine to Florida. Cloverdale is a completely different cleaner. It represents a chemical breakthrough so new and effective that it's been patented.
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