Blanc de Meudon (Calcium Carbonate) – Natural Cleaning & Window Whitening Powder
Blanc de Meudon, also known as calcium carbonate, is a naturally occurring mineral powder extracted from natural quarries. For generations it has been valued as a gentle, eco-friendly household ingredient for cleaning, polishing, decorating, and traditional DIY projects.
Its fine texture makes it a mild abrasive that effectively removes dirt, stains, and oxidation while respecting delicate surfaces. It polishes stainless steel, silver, copper, brass, marble, glass, ceramic, chrome, and many other hard surfaces without scratching, leaving them clean with a natural shine.
One of its most appreciated traditional uses is creating a removable window whitening coating. Mixed with water into a smooth paste and applied to exterior windows, it forms a temporary white layer that reflects sunlight. This traditional technique has long been used on greenhouses and is increasingly popular for helping reduce solar heat entering homes during hot summer months. Depending on the building, window orientation, and sun exposure, users may notice a more comfortable indoor temperature while still allowing diffused natural light to enter.
Blanc de Meudon is also widely used for creative projects, homemade paints, festive window decorations, natural fillers, and whitening pigments.
Made from 100% naturally derived calcium carbonate, it is biodegradable, non-toxic, and free from nanoparticles, making it an environmentally friendly addition to every home.
Benefits
- 100% natural calcium carbonate
- Gentle cleaning without scratching
- Cleans and polishes stainless steel, silver, copper, brass and chrome
- Restores shine to glass, mirrors, marble and ceramic
- Ideal for making traditional window whitening paste
- Helps reflect sunlight when applied to windows during summer
- Suitable for homemade natural cleaning products
- Can be used as a natural whitening pigment
- Excellent for festive window decorations
- Biodegradable
- Non-toxic
- Free from nanoparticles
500 g
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