Cleaning Lab "Spring Cleaning Event: Clean Up and Receive a Multipurpose Cleaner"
Free Giveaway of Natural Plant-Based Multipurpose Cleaner to 1,000 Customers via Lottery
[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] Life Research Institute (CEO Yeon Hyun-joo) announced on the 28th that the home cleaning service Cheongso Research Institute will hold an event to give away multipurpose cleaners for free to customers to welcome the new spring.
Cheongso Research Institute will provide its self-developed multipurpose cleaner to a total of 1,000 service users through a lottery until May 10. Both regular service customers and one-time users during the period will be automatically entered, and the drawing will be held on the 12th with the results announced thereafter.
The multipurpose cleaner provided by Cheongso Research Institute is made with ▲ coconut, a plant-based surfactant ▲ eucalyptus, which has excellent antibacterial properties ▲ baking soda that meets food additive standards ▲ and yuzu extract. It has been certified free of harmful substances and is characterized by its wide use for cleaning bathrooms, kitchens, and various areas around the home.
Prior to this, since last month, Cheongso Research Institute has been providing sterilization and disinfection services in customers' homes as a basic measure to prevent COVID-19. Additionally, they have established a COVID-19 response hotline and continuously monitor the health status and movement paths of managers while strengthening hygiene education.
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Yeon Hyun-joo, CEO of Life Research Institute, said, "We developed and provided the multipurpose cleaner to offer premium home cleaning services and to repay customer support." She added, "We plan to sequentially provide it to cleaning managers so that it can be used for cleaning customers' homes." Starting with this multipurpose cleaner developed based on the field opinions of cleaning managers, Cheongso Research Institute plans to continuously develop and introduce detergents and cleaning tools in the future.
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