Zero by Woolite

bboy850 · 04-09-04, 02:04

I was just wondering if this is the same thing as the regular Woolite and if I can use the 6:1 ratio for leather cleaning...I went to a couple stores this week and can't find any Woolite but there is Zero by Woolite (I'm wondering if only U.S. gets Woolite and Canada gets the Zero by Woolite instead).

Sci-Fi · 04-09-04, 02:40

Both Woolite and Zero are made by Reckitt Benckiser. It appears Zero is available only in Canada and is targeted at the same market as Woolite.
http://www.mbarecruit.reckitt.com/le...re/index.shtml

bboy850 · 04-09-04, 03:07

Yups....I checked that out also, I can't come to a conclusion if they are the same product (just relabelled) from that webpage.

bboy850 · 04-09-04, 12:46

I bought a bottle of Zero today...I checked the solution, its yellowish and smells similar to Woolite. Anyone know if its useable for leather cleaning?

Jesstzn · 04-09-04, 03:35

I have been using Zero by Woolite for cleaning my leather .. all is fine .. seems the same feel etc as the Woolite bottle I brought home from the US

bboy850 · 04-09-04, 03:58

Thanks...are you using the 6:1 ratio?

Jesstzn · 04-09-04, 04:03

Quote:

Originally posted by bboy850
Thanks...are you using the 6:1 ratio?

Yes

Scottwax · 04-09-04, 09:15

Looks like I started something here with Woolite! Good thing I saw that leather care tag in that Cadillac about 9 years ago!

Jesstzn · 04-09-04, 09:17

Quote:

Originally posted by Scottwax
Looks like I started something here with Woolite! Good thing I saw that leather care tag in that Cadillac about 9 years ago!

Prolly saved a few a bunch of money too ...

Spot · 04-09-04, 09:33

thank you for that tip. never heard that before. then again, never had a car with leather interior before either.
i am learning something new every time i stop by this board.

Scottwax · 04-09-04, 09:43

Quote:

Originally posted by Jesstzn
Prolly saved a few a bunch of money too ...

$5 makes me about a gallon and a half of leather cleaner.