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Increases co-efficient of friction - Economical - Little or no down time - Over 20 years experience
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General Cleaning InstructionsIt is important to understand that when "applying a cleaning chemical" to the floor, after it has dissolved the dirt or grease, it is necessary to remove it. The floor must then be RINSED IMMEDIATELY WITH PLAIN HOT WATER. Compare to other common cleaning methods. Clothes washers, dish washers, car washes, and even when washing your hands, all have a WASH then a RINSE cycle. If the soap or cleaner is not rinsed, a light film will remain on the surface and build up each time the floor is cleaned. This can be tacky when dry, attracting dirt, and very slippery when wet. Similar to a bar of soap. Proper cleaning procedures will maintain a higher appearance level and keep floors safe. WE RECOMMEND THE FOLLOWING:
We do not recommend mopping the floor with a soapy mop and allowing the soap film to dry on the floor. Plain hot water can be used for daily mopping. Remember "Soap" is slippery !! If it is applied, it needs to be removed then rinsed. Wet vacs are very useful in areas without floor drains. They are inexpensive and readly available. They are much faster and more efficient than mopping. They will pay for themselves in saved labor. The use of a wet vac will remove close to 100% of the dirt, grease, and chemical residues. Far more than a person with a mop could do in much less time. |
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