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Choosing the right cleaning products for your business can be crucial to achieving good hygiene and a clean impression for customers and visitors. Depending on the specific needs of your business, different types of cleaning products may be necessary to achieve the best possible results.
An all-purpose cleaner is a versatile choice that works for most surfaces, including floors, walls, and ceilings. This cleaner is typically based on surfactants that are effective at dissolving and removing dirt and grease from surfaces.
Window cleaner is another common cleaning product that is important for keeping windows and mirrors clean and shiny. These products can also be used to clean other glass surfaces, such as shower doors or car windows.
Sanitizing cleaners are specially designed to combat bacteria and viruses on surfaces in bathrooms, kitchens, and other areas where high hygiene is a priority. These cleaning products often have high levels of alcohol or other disinfectants that are effective at killing bacteria and viruses.
Floor care is another important part of an effective cleaning routine. There are different types of floor care products, including cleaners that are specifically designed for wood floors, vinyl floors, or tile floors. It is important to choose the right product depending on the flooring material and the level of dirt.
Environmentally friendly cleaning products are becoming increasingly popular and are a great choice for businesses that want to reduce their impact on the environment. These products are often based on natural ingredients and biodegradable substances that are less harmful to the environment and humans.
Regardless of the type of cleaning product you need for your business, high-quality products from well-known brands are available.
pH scale and cleaning
The pH scale is graded from 0-14, where 7 is neutral. The values below 6.5 are indicated as acidic, while values above 7.5 are indicated as basic or alkaline. The pH scale may be helpful in cleaning, as it may say which means fits well to use for any foundation task with regard to dirt and surface.
- Interior (eg table and furniture): Usually the dirt is not so strong, which means that neutral or easy basic detergents work best. Sometimes enough water is good enough to get rid of the stains.
- Bathrooms & showers: Usually, a combination of acidic and alkaline / alkaline agents is used in these areas. Sura agents dissolve lime deposits, while basic agents work best to remove soap and skin deposits which are usually obese. For best final results, it's good to start cleaning with the basic agent and finish it with the sour.
- Kitchen (eg stove and oven): Kitchen is used for cleaning products that are neutral or more or less basic. This makes it possible for solvents, fats and oil residues to be solved properly.
- Floors (eg wood, plastic and linoleum): Dirt on the floor is usually not so hard, but usually consists of grease, which makes the most common mild detergents most suitable.
The pH is stated in the product description and / or safety data sheets for our cleaning products. Be sure to follow the instructions for possible dosing and always test the cleaning products on a small surface first to make sure that the substrate is not damaged.
