Scientifically designed for the environment for maximum surface protection.
NanoDyze is water based non-toxic, non-flammable, and contains no harmful chemicals, so Nanodyze is safe anywhere.
NanoDyze uses Nano Technology to create an Impenetrable stain proof barrier that protects:
Cloth, Canvas, Wood, Tile grout, Concrete, Silk, Most fabrics, Cotton, Boots, Clothing, Jackets, Outdoor gear, Car seats, Furniture fabric, Fine handbags, Carpet, Mattresses, Shoes or any Pourous Surface.
NanoDyze does not contain any silcone or other toxic chemicals period. This product binds to your surface on a molecular level. Nothing else like it on the market!!
This 16oz Bottle will protect about 64 Square Feet
NanoDyze
Oh and what about the food spill overs? The oily hand touch on anything makes a calling for a dry cleaning especially if it is on plush fabric cushions or sofa. But how about enjoying the moment and let someone else take the charge of guarding your fabric and surface from all stain and spill marks.
NanoDyze is the first ever revolutionary cleaner that fits your cleaning requirement on fabric and surface both. It repels oil from gripping into the inner layer of suede spoiling it forever, protects wood from any liquid spill taking the wood’s durable look and will even work up on your cement walls to keep them protected from any and every stain.
The ecofriendly, biodegradable and green product is completely nontoxic and ultra-safe to be used anywhere anytime without having to worry about health and hygiene of environment. When you work in the kitchen, there is so much happening at the same time, the spill and stain are normal during cooking. In fact, keeping an eye on cleanliness too much instead of making sure of the food does spoil the evening sometimes.
The same is with use of bathroom. Where there is water, steam and soap; the inhibition of mold from growing in the grout is natural. NanoDyze is the first ever revolutionary cleaner, it protects your kitchen, bathroom, furnishing and fabrics from all kinds of damage.
