on 2/13/04 6:14 AM, Matt Emson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > For those of us outside of the US, what *is* Spic and Span? I've heard it > mentioned a couple of times now. I assume it's a brand name cleaning > product, but what is its normal purpose/use? Maybe we could find a similar > product in Europe/UK? > Matt > > Spic and span is mostly TSP (trisodium phosphate) Both have a green color. You could dilutr it a lot to be safe. I've used it (and most house Painters) washing a wall before painting. It's a basic household product, good for floors, too.Just make sure you rinse after using.
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