Floor Cleaner
HSN 3402 50Lavender · Rose · Jasmine
Surface and Home Cleaners Exporter & Supplier from India
Floor, glass, toilet, bathroom and multi-surface cleaners and herbal phenol, exported from India.
HSN 3402. 6 products · 8-digit ITC-HS code confirmed per order
Which surface and home cleaners products do we supply?
Floor, bathroom, glass and general surface cleaners for homes and facilities, sourced from vetted Indian manufacturers in retail and bulk packs, with private label available for importers.
Herbal Phenol / Phenyl
HSN 3402 50Neem · Pine · Eucalyptus
Glass Cleaner
HSN 3402 50Standard blue, ammonia-free · Ammonia-based · Lemon scented
Toilet Bowl Cleaner
HSN 3402 50Standard acid-based, blue · Pine fragrance · Lemon fragrance
Bathroom & Tile Cleaner
HSN 3402 50Lemon fresh · Pine · Ocean / marine
Multi-Surface Cleaner
HSN 3402 50Citrus / lemon · Lavender · Fresh breeze
How to choose surface and home cleaners
Start with the surface and the job. Floor cleaner and herbal phenol are bought for mopping, glass cleaner for mirrors and windows, toilet bowl cleaner for porcelain, bathroom and tile cleaner for limescale and soap scum, and multi-surface cleaner as the everyday spray. Toilet bowl cleaners are often acid-based, so their labels need hazard wording that suits your market; tell us the destination early so packs and caps can be chosen to match.
Most of the range is classified under HSN 3402 50, but a product sold with disinfectant claims, such as herbal phenol, may fall under 3808 94 instead. Read herbal phenol vs chemical disinfectants before you settle the label, because claims also affect registration in many countries. Bottles, refills and bulk cans from the range can be mixed in one 20 ft or 40 ft container, and private label is available on every product here; the private-label guide walks through the brief, samples and artwork.
Straight answers.
Which fragrances of floor cleaner are available?
The most requested fragrances are lavender, rose, jasmine, lemon and pine. An unperfumed version can also be supplied. New fragrance profiles can usually be matched to a sample from the buyer, subject to the manufacturer's perfume suppliers.
Buyer FAQ
What is the difference between herbal phenol and normal floor cleaner?
Herbal phenol is a concentrate based on plant oils and emulsifiers that is diluted heavily, while floor cleaner is usually a ready-to-use surfactant liquid. Phenol-type products carry a stronger, longer-lasting scent and are often used around drains and toilets.
Buyer FAQ
What is the difference between ammonia-free and ammonia-based glass cleaner?
Ammonia-based cleaners have a sharper smell and cut through grease quickly on plain glass. Ammonia-free grades are milder on the nose and are preferred where the cleaner may touch tinted film or plastic frames. We supply both so you can match local preferences.
Buyer FAQ
Is toilet bowl cleaner acidic and how should it be labelled?
Most standard grades are acid-based because acid removes limescale and rust. This means the pack needs hazard and first-aid wording that follows the rules of your destination market. We share the manufacturer's safety data sheet and can adapt label text on private-label orders.
Buyer FAQ
What is the difference between bathroom cleaner and toilet bowl cleaner?
Bathroom and tile cleaners are generally milder and made for walls, floors, taps and glass, often in spray form. Toilet bowl cleaners are thicker and usually stronger acids intended for the bowl only. Many importers stock both.
Buyer FAQ
What surfaces is multi-surface cleaner suitable for?
It is intended for common sealed hard surfaces such as laminate, glazed tile, stainless steel, plastic and painted walls. It should not be used on unsealed wood, natural stone or delicate finishes without a spot test, and we can supply usage wording for your label.
Buyer FAQ
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