THE UNIVERSAL CLEANSER.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18455, 19 July 1923, Page 6

THE UNIVERSAL CLEANSER.

"AIDSU" AND "WEERXJB.'S Preparations that should readily appeal to the housewife and people generally make .an attractive display in the V. and S. Manufacturing Co. stall, in Shed 1L The exhibit has been purchased ' by Smeetonß, Ltd. "Aidsu" is entirely a New Zealand production, and is an effective cleansing agent, perfectly harmless/ and can be used with safety for cleaning cooking utensils needed for infants or invalids as it contains no acid or caustic. It removes grease or dirt from everything and is most efficacious for cleaning pots and pahs, kitchen or bedroom utensils, kitchen tables, aluminium ware and soiled knife handles, the work being done quickly and effectively. For cleaning paintwork " Aidsu" is unequalled, and cleans without damaging. Other uses include the removal of ink stains from the surface of furniture or woodwork, cleaning and polishing brass, copper, steel, or other metals, cleaning marble or enamelledtop tables, baths, or " wash-hand basins, and articles in the lavatory. For the dairy t 44 Aidsu" answers all needs. It contains no nauseating perfume, and will effectually clean all woodwork, cans, and iwed in the dairy, where cleanliness is so essential. Its use is especially commended for hospitals, hotels, restaurants, shops and offices. Launch-owners and yachtsmen are advised that an application to paintwork will entirely renovate both exteriors and interiors, while all' metal work can be both cleaned and polished. Mr. Alf. J. Parker, F.C.S., public analyst for Auckland, reported that on May 17, 1923, he analysed the contents of a tin of 44 Aidsu," and found the same to bo composed of harmless bat effective cleansing agents. It was free from acids and caustic alkalies, and well suited for the purposes for which it was made. Another useful preparation is " Weerub," an antiseptic cleanser, especially valuable for dirty hands, and highly recommended for removing grease, ink, tar, printer's ink, blacklead, varnish, and all stains from the hands or other parts of the body. It contains antiseptic properties, is absolutely harmless to the most delicate skin, and will not irritate or harm broken, braised or cut surfaces, and is invaluable for motorists. ,