Natural underfoot: how to effectively clean hardwood and ceramic with our camelina black soap

Du naturel sous vos pieds : comment bien nettoyer bois franc et céramique avec notre savon noir à la caméline

Your floors deserve better than harsh or chemical-filled cleaners. Whether they're hardwood or ceramic, our camelina black soap, made in Quebec, is the gentle, natural, and remarkably effective solution for a brilliant clean... without compromise.

 

Why choose our camelina black soap?

Our formula, based on camelina oil—a local resource—deep cleans without damaging surfaces or leaving toxic residues. It is 100% biodegradable, multi-purpose, and ultra-gentle, even on the most delicate surfaces.



Hardwood: gentleness above all

Hardwood is a noble but sensitive material. It fears standing water, overly alkaline products, and abrasives.
Here's why our black soap makes all the difference:

Gentle cleaning that respects the wood's finish (varnished, oiled, or waxed)
Leaves no greasy or sticky film (if it does, simply reduce the dosage)
Dilutes easily in warm water (1 to 2 tablespoons in a bucket of water)
No rinsing, if well wrung out

Tip: Use a well-wrung mop or a damp cloth. Too much water = hardwood's enemy!


Ceramic: streak-free shine

Ceramic is more tolerant but likes to be well-maintained to retain its shine.
With our camelina black soap:

Removes dirt and greasy residues in a single pass
Makes it shine without polishing
Respects joints without drying them out
✅ Can be used on bathroom walls or kitchen tiles

Dosage: As for wood, 1 to 2 tablespoons in a bucket of warm water. Rinse if you've overdone the dose!

BONUS black soap nourishes and treats wooden surfaces, thus prolonging their longevity.


One product. Two floors. Zero worries.

Whether your feet tread on warm hardwood or sparkling ceramic, our camelina black soap guarantees simple, effective, and good-for-your-home cleaning.

TIP add a few drops of essential oil to your bucket of water to diffuse a fresh scent

1 comment

Quelle dilution pour plancher et surface?
Pour miroir?

MERCI

Odile

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