Nippon Easy Wash is classified by the brand as a washable interior paint and is promoted for high-traffic walls such as corridors and play-rooms, where repeated wiping is expected. Nippon Odourless contains ≤ 5 g/L VOCs and integrates silver-ion anti-bacterial additives, making it ideal for bedrooms, clinics and childcare centres.
The next section compares Nippon Easy Wash and Nippon Odourless: Singapore’s two best-selling washable interior finishes. The comparison matrix shows where each product excels; Odourless All-in-One leads on indoor-air performance.
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Nippon Paint is a Japanese company, and the fourth largest paint manufacturer in the world. It was set up in 1881 in Japan, and opened a shop in Singapore in the 1950s. In 1965, a factory was set up to manufacture the paint in this country, and Nippon Paint has grown significantly since then.
What is Nippon Easy Wash Paint?
Nippon Easy Wash Paint is a paint designed for high-traffic areas that get dirty easily. One litre covers ≈ 13 m² in a single coat (30 µm dry-film thickness), so primed walls reach full hide with a standard roller pass. The paint is resistant to fading and chalking, and gives you the ability to wipe the wall very easily and simply. It’s also water-resistant and non-toxic.
This is an acrylic paint, and gives both a lovely sheen once dry, lasting a long time. Easy Wash is marketed as mould- and fungus-resistant
The fan deck lists 2,338 colour offerings, for example, Sail White (1199) and Dutchess Pink (9072), so designers can match any palette. You can not only choose which colour, but the shade or hue of that colour, ensuring it suits your home.
Pros and Cons of Nippon Easy Wash Paint
Pros
- Easily washable
- Anti-fungus and mould resistant
- Soft sheen finish
- Durable
Cons
- Has some odour
- Doesn’t have a matte option
What is Nippon Odourless Paint?
Nippon Odourless paint is formulated with near zero VOCs. This means that not only is it virtually odourless on application, but won’t give off harmful chemicals into the environment during its lifespan. Therefore, it’s eco-sensitive, and can be used in areas with heavy traffic where people might be vulnerable to smells, such as hospitals, care homes, family homes, and apartment blocks.
Odourless paint comes in several formats, two of which we’ll compare in this document: All-in-One and Easy Wash.
The product is free from lead, mercury, ammonia and heavy metals, and is resistant to fungus. Colours are long-lasting, and the paint spreads in a splatter-free way. It’s anti-fugus and mould-resistant, as well as being antibacterial. You’ll see it also works well to cover hairline cracks. Note:
- The All-in-One is a paint that comes in a matte finish.
- The Odourless Easy Wash comes in a sheen finish, and is both resistant to stains and can easily be washed.
As with all Nippon paints, you can select from 2338 different colours and hues. It’s overwhelming at first but to great benefit for interior design purposes.
Pros and Cons of Nippon Odourless All in One Paint
Pros
- Free from heavy metals
- Very low VOCs
- Both sheen and matte finishes are possible
- platter-free
Cons
- Odourless Easy Wash doesn’t come in matte
- More expensive than plain Nippon Easywash
Easy Wash
Easy Wash is a great paint to use to cover areas a lot of activity and traffic, such as passageways. It’s a great paint for walls where you know there’s a chance that children could mess, as it’s cleaned with a quick wipe. A 5-L pail retails at ≈ SGD 133.75, 10.53 % below Odourless All-in-One’s SGD 149.50 list price. It flows very well, fills in gaps and is also fast-drying. So, for those who have small children running around, you won’t have too long to worry about them getting paint all over them.
Its great advantage is that it’s less expensive than the other two. So, if you’re not looking for odourless paint, then this is the way to go on a limited budget.
Odourless Paint
The Odourless paints are more expensive due to their low VOC technology. However, if you have children with any kind of breathing-related health problems, or you just want to make sure your children’s health is prioritised, then you may want to consider this more expensive option.
It may not be as resistant to peeling and flaking, but it has all the other great features that the Easy Wash has: the durability of the colours plus the resistance to fungus and mould. The All-in-One isn’t simple to wash due to its matte finish, but it’s still washable.
Use odourless paint if you are sensitive to paint odours.
1) Is odourless paint better?
Odour-less All-in-1 carries Singapore Green Building Product certification—an eco-label that solvent-borne interior paints rarely achieve. They don’t use an oil base, so you can break down the paint with water, which you can’t do with oil. Furthermore, they contain less VOCs, which are harmful chemicals found in many other paints.
2) Is Easy Wash paint good?
Easy Wash is resistant to stains, dust and water. You can just wipe off any marks with a cloth, because the paint contains a Teflon protector. That technology is able to withstand any particle and increase the paint’s durability.
3) What kind of Nippon Paint is best?
Odourless Premium all-in-1 in the best Nippon paint available. This is a superior interior emulsion paint. It is not only virtually odourless, because of its low VOCs but also has all the properties you could want:
- Washability
- Coverage of hairline cracks
- Anti-bacterial, anti-fungus and anti-mould
Summing It Up
Nippon paints are high-quality paints and come in an extensive array of durable colours. The difficulty is selecting between excellence and even more excellence.
Use Easy Wash if:
- You have to cover a large area and don’t quite have the budget for slightly more expensive paint.
- There’s time to allow the paint smell to diminish before using that space.
- It’s really good in high-traffic areas of homes, care environments and schools because it can be washed with ease.
- When you need something that’s resistant to peeling and blistering.
Use Odourless All in 1 if:
- You want low VOCs in your environment, or if anyone is sensitive to paint smells.
- You can get the Easy Wash version or the All-in-One. If you pick Odourless Easy Wash, you can wash your walls easily and have low VOCs, and with the All-in-One, you can be sure to have a classy matte look to your walls.
This may be slightly more expensive, but it gives you a significant advantage in your green credentials.
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