FAQ – nanoflowclean.com

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1. What makes NanoFlow Clean different?

NanoFlow Clean is designed to go beyond surface cleaning. It is designed to penetrate fibers, pores, seams, and textured surfaces, loosen deeply attached contamination, and disperse released stains, oils, and odor-causing residue so they can be rinsed, wiped, or washed away.

2. Does it remove odors or cover them?

NanoFlow Clean is designed to release and remove odor-causing residue trapped in fibers, seams, and porous surfaces rather than simply masking the smell with fragrance.

3. Can it be used as a laundry pretreatment?

Yes. The 32 oz spray is specifically described as a ready-to-use stain and odor treatment and is listed for pretreating laundry.

4. Is it safe for colored fabrics?

The website should instruct customers to test the product on an inconspicuous area first, which is also part of the supplied application process.

5. Can it be used on upholstery?

Yes. Upholstery is specifically listed among the intended uses for the 32 oz spray.

6. Does it work on pet accidents?

Pet accidents are specifically listed as an intended use, and pet odors are among the odor sources the product is designed to address.

7. Can I use it on shoes and sports gear?

Yes. Shoes and sports gear are both listed among the intended applications.

8. How long should it sit?

The current website copy only says to allow the product to penetrate before agitation or removal. The actual dwell time should be taken from the final product label/testing documentation.

9. Is the 64 oz bottle concentrated or ready to use?

The website describes the 64 oz product as a refill for the spray bottle but does not provide the actual dilution ratio.

10. How many spray bottles can the refill fill?

The document says the 64 oz bottle is intended for refilling the spray bottle, but it does not state the number of refills or dilution ratio.

11. Should I test for colorfastness?

Yes. The supplied application process begins with testing on a hidden/inconspicuous area before treating the affected surface.

12. Can it be used in a washing machine?

The supplied material says released contamination can be washed away and includes machine washing as one possible removal method, but it does not establish whether NanoFlow Clean should be added directly to a washing machine or provide machine-specific dosing instructions.

13. What surfaces should I avoid?

The product is positioned for fabrics, upholstery, shoes, sports gear, automotive interiors, and other porous or difficult-to-clean surfaces. A final avoid-surface list should come from the product label/SDS.

14. Where is NanoFlow Clean made?

Don’t add “Made in USA” just because one of the earlier design concepts contained that badge. The source material does not substantiate it.

15. Is it biodegradable?

Interestingly, one of the supplied product-image concepts shows the claim “SAFE & BIODEGRADABLE,” but the actual NanoFlow Clean website outline specifically says environmental positioning should be used where substantiated.

16. Is it fragrance-free or scented?

The document discusses fragrances as something that can temporarily mask odors, but that does not establish whether NanoFlow Clean itself is fragrance-free or scented.