How do I set up and use Foaming Spray Bottle?Updated an hour ago

Twist off the head by turning anti-clockwise. If it's stiff, press down on top as you twist. Fill to the line from your refill pouch. The fill mark sits about 1 cm below the shoulder, 300 mL exactly. Twist the head back on firmly, then prime the pump by pulling the trigger 2 to 3 times until it dispenses steady foam.

Foaming Spray Bottle has three spray modes. Half-press for a quick burst on small areas and handprints. Full-press for wider coverage on tiles and benchtops. Hold and pump for continuous foam across larger surfaces like shower screens. Foam continues for about 1 to 2 seconds after your final pull. If foaming slows or stops, twist off the head and soak it in warm water for a few minutes, then reattach and pump 12 or more times to clear the blockage.

Foaming Spray Bottle works with three Koh foaming formulas: Bathroom & Shower Cleaner for tiles, grout, and glass; Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner for rangehoods, splashbacks, and benchtops; and Stain Remover for laundry pre-treatment. Don't use it with Dishwashing Liquid, Sensitive Laundry Liquid, or Universal Cleaner. These formulas aren't designed for foaming and may cause weak spray, clogs, or no output.

Foaming Spray Bottle is tested to 50,000 sprays for reliable, repeated use. The polyethylene bottle base is widely recyclable through kerbside programs. The pump mechanism is polypropylene with a stainless steel spring, a mixed-material component that isn't typically kerbside recyclable. The foaming mechanism is designed for specific formula viscosities, which is why only approved Koh products work properly.