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SHYN Grime Lifter vs SHYN Degreaser

SHYN Grime Lifter Use When: The grime is thick, caked-on, or has built up over time and needs to soak to release. Common Items to Use It On: Rangehood filters Stovetop racks Oven trays Venetian blinds Greasy light fittings Stubborn grime on clothes (spot test first) How to Use: Dilute with water in a bucket Fully submerge the item Let it soak (20 mins – several hours depending on the grime) Rinse off or clean as needed Key Rule: If something needs to be soaked for the grime to lift off—this is your go-to.  SHYN Degreaser Use When: You want to quickly break down grime on a surface that doesn’t need soaking. Common Surfaces to Use It On: Cooktops Cabinets Kickboards Splashbacks Wall marks Light switches Most everyday grime How to Use: Spray onto the dirty surface Agitate with the right tool (microfibre, magic eraser, brush) Wipe off or rinse On shiny surfaces, wipe dry with the SHYN Drying Cloth for a streak-free finish Key Rule: If it doesn’t need soaking, use the Degreaser. It’s your spray-and-wipe powerhouse.

The Difference Between The SHYN Degreaser & SHYN Grime Lifter