Description
Cosco Green Soap has been an industry-standard for decades. Made in the USA by Cosco Soap and Detergent based in Bronx, NY.
Discover the ultimate all-in-one cleaning solution with Cosco Green Soap, designed to tackle a variety of cleaning tasks with ease. From removing stubborn soils and debris from surfaces, cleansing and preparing skin to ensuring the pristine cleanliness of surgical instruments before autoclave sterilization, this versatile product is a must-have in any professional setting. Trusted by the majority of tattoo artists, no self-respecting studio is complete without several bottles on hand. Beyond its effectiveness in tattoo-related cleaning, this soap doubles as a reliable stencil transfer agent and a budget-friendly option for maintaining the cleanliness of surfaces and floors. Streamline your cleaning routine and elevate your workspace with our indispensable multi-purpose soap.
Green Soap Dilution Directions (How to dilute):
Mix 1 part green soap to 8 parts distilled water (example; 1 oz. green soap to 8 oz. distilled water,or 16 oz. green soap to 128 oz. / 1 gallon distilled water.) Used to rinse, cleanse, and cool down – before, during, and after tattooing. This is a must-have for any tattoo artist!
DILUTING SUGGESTIONS:
- For cleaning instruments before sterilization – mix 1 part soap to 16 parts distilled water.
- For use as a cleaner – use full strength.
- For general use – mix 1 part soap to 8 parts distilled water
Mixing Green Soap
Green Soap can be mixed and diluted to different concentrations for different applications. A mixture of ten percent green soap and ninety percent distilled water will be effective for preparations. A mixture of one cup of green soap to 1 quart of distilled water will make a very effective all-purpose cleaner that can be used in spray bottle to clean work areas or as a soaking agent for needles, tubes and tips. Green soap is not a substitute for properly sterilized equipment that should be sterilized in an autoclave. If an autoclave is not available for needles, tubes, and grips, just go disposable.
Green Soap for Stencil Transfer
You can use Green Soap for stencil transfer. After shaving the area to be worked with, wipe the area clean with a clean paper towel that is soaked in green soap to remove loose hair. Moisten the area with green soap sprayed from a spray bottle. Apply and spray the purple stencil (one for transfer) with green soap and wipe over it with a paper towel before removing the transfer.
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