M1, M2, M3: Which Wipe for Which Task

Each Purion wipe is built for a specific job.
Pick the wrong one and you get streaks, residue, or wasted product.

Use this as your decision guide.

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M1 — Hand & Tool Wipe

General cleaning.

• Light grease

• Dust, dirt, surface grime

• Hands and tools

Use when:

• End of task cleanup

• Light workshop use

• Quick wipe downs

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M2 — Heavy Soil Degreasing Wipe

For grease and oil.

• Heavy grease

• Oil, fuel residue

• Machinery and parts

Use when:

• Engines, hydraulics, workshop work

• Thick grime on hands or tools

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M3 — Glass & Surface Finish Wipe

For clean finishes. Not heavy cleaning.

• Glass

• Screens

• Painted surfaces

• Stainless steel

Use when:

• You need a streak-free finish

• Cleaning windows, mirrors, displays

• Final wipe after M1 or M2

Do not use for:

• Grease or oil

• Heavy workshop cleaning

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Quick Decision Rule

• General clean → M1

• Grease and oil → M2

• Glass and finishing → M3

If you’re using M3 on grease, you’re wasting it.
If you’re using M2 on glass, you’ll leave residue.