CleenU Product Catalog
This catalog covers the garden from paving to furniture: green deposit and lichen stain removers, patio and path cleaners, ready-to-use stain removers, stone sealers, wood and composite decking care, and problem solvers for grills, tools, furniture and hands, plus sprayers and a garden care center. Use it to build a seasonal outdoor line with clear surface limits for every product.
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The opening pages explain the line and services; pages 7–9 list every product by outdoor job with page numbers.
Pages 7–9 list every product by job; start there.
Lichen stain remover, green deposit remover, roof tile cleaner, fountain descaler and pond care.
Not in the U.S. without EPA registration; the catalog describes them as stain and deposit removers.
Bio outdoor cleaner, patio slab cleaner and renovator, outdoor stone restorer, patio & path cleaner, masonry stain remover and acidic heavy-duty cleaner.
The patio slab cleaner is free of acids, chlorine and abrasives and suits coated or sealed stone.
Oil stain remover, rust stain remover, epoxy residue remover, asphalt & tar remover, graffiti remover and headstone cleaner.
The rust stain, epoxy and graffiti removers are acid-free.
Patio & balcony sealer, stone water-repellent sealer, color enhancer, joint sand stabilizer, stone stain guard, teak & hardwood brightener and oils, and composite decking cleaner.
Yes. Brighten gray wood first, let it dry, then oil it.
Deep protection 4-in-1, grill, tool, furniture and wicker cleaners, upholstery and fabric products, multi-purpose spray, hand products, ice melt, sprayers and the garden care center.
Page 35 lists every product, size and quantity per shelf.
Use the patio slab cleaner. It contains no acids, chlorine or abrasives, wets hard-to-wet surfaces evenly and removes bird droppings and tree sap without attacking the coating.
No. In the catalog they are described as cleaners that remove green deposits and stains. In the U.S., products that claim to kill or prevent moss or algae must be EPA-registered, so ask us which claims fit your market.
Use the teak & hardwood brightener to remove the gray layer and stains, rinse and let the wood dry, then apply teak & hardwood oil or the hardwood specialty oil to protect it.
Keep spray off lawns, plants and moss you want to keep; overspray can damage them. None of these products is a weed killer.
Use the composite decking cleaner. It is acid-free and solvent-free, removes grill residue, bird droppings and footprints, and includes UV-protective care. Use it 2–3 times a year.
Use the ready-to-use oil stain remover. It is free of acids and alkalis, draws out synthetic and vegetable oils on its own, and is gentle on natural stone, concrete and clinker.
Private-label orders start at 500 bottles per product. Free samples are usually ready in 3–5 days, and bulk production is scheduled per order after packaging and labels are approved. Scent, trigger type, pack size and label language can be set for your channel.
Each project can include an SDS, a TDS and a batch COA, plus English and Chinese label files and transport classification information. We can also help arrange third-party testing for your target market. Documents are sent per project after you inquire; they are not posted on the website.
Pages 1–9 · Why stock CleenU and the outdoor line-up
Garden centers, DIY and online stores.
Garden care center on page 35.
Seasonality in your market.
Pages 10–12 · Green deposits
Garden centers in damp climates.
Stone sealers to slow new staining.
Registration needs for your market.
Pages 13–16 · Patio and path cleaners
Garden centers and paving contractors.
Pressure sprayers.
Keep sprays off lawns and plants.
Pages 17–20 · Ready-to-use stain removers
DIY stores and property maintenance.
Stone sealers afterwards.
Test on a hidden area first.
Pages 21–26 · Stone protection and wood care
Garden furniture and decking retailers.
Garden furniture cleaners.
Wood types and coverage.
Pages 27–37 · Problem solvers, sprayers and display
Garden centers and DIY stores.
Core patio and wood products.
Quantities and seasonal timing.