Difference between revisions of "Saugwunder sponge"
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Revision as of 08:43, 19 March 2025
Description
IN PROCESS
A soft, absorbent sponge composes of polyvinyl acetate. In the 1960s in Germany, Saugwunder sponges were developed to clean car surfaces. The company fell under hard times in the 70s, but was later revitalized in the 90s in Thailand, then China in 2014 and now has a strong international market for car cleaning supplies.
Advertises:
- Absorbs moisture and liquids quickly.
- Not effected by bleach, ammonia, soap, cleansers and disinfectants.
- More durable than melamine, polyurethane or natural sea sponges
- Rinses clean to prevent transfer of particles and grime
- Available in large sizes
Synonyms and Related Terms
Saugwunder suction blocks;
Risks
- Colors may dissolve in organic solvents
Physical and Chemical Properties
Working Properties
- Rinse prior to initial use
- The sponge will harden when totally dry
- Rinse after use to release any particles and grime
Resources and Citations
- AIC DistList: Saugwunder yellow cleaning sponges Accessed March 2025
- Amazon: Saugwunder Accessed March 2025