Agar Speed Concentrated Hard Surface Cleaner For Floors Walls And General Cleaning 5L

Cuts heavy grease off floors, walls and equipment

Grease and oil build up fastest where the work happens: kitchen floors, workshop benches, machinery and the walls behind them. Speed is a concentrated solvent detergent made for exactly that, cutting through cooking oil, smoke film, ink and general grime on non porous hard surfaces where a general cleaner just smears.

Because it works from a concentrate, one drum goes a long way. Damp mopping runs at 1 part to 100, heavy grease scrubbing at 1 part to 50, and spray-and-wipe on walls and vinyl upholstery at 1 part to 5, so a single 5Lt drum stretches across weeks of daily cleaning. The formula holds loosened soil in suspension, which stops it redepositing on the floor behind you, and it runs at low suds so it sits happily in an autoscrubber or a mop bucket.

Once a floor is cleaned it does not need rinsing, which keeps busy areas back in use sooner. One thing to watch: Speed also lifts floor polish, so keep it off sealed or polished finishes you want to protect and test a small hidden area first. SDS and PDS are available so your team can confirm dilution, surfaces and handling before the first bucket.

Stretches across weeks of cleaning: Diluting to as little as 1 part in 100 for routine mopping, a single 5Lt drum makes a large volume of working mix and brings the cost per bucket right down.

Cuts baked-on grease and oil: The solvent detergent action lifts cooking oil, smoke film, ink and food spills that a general purpose cleaner leaves sitting on the surface.

Gets floors back in use sooner: Floors do not need rinsing after cleaning, so areas dry off and reopen faster with less standing water underfoot.

Runs clean through machines: Low suds means it suits autoscrubbers and mop buckets without foaming over the recovery tank, which matters across large floor areas.

Lifts soil without redepositing: Suspended dirt mops or rinses away instead of smearing back across the floor, so one pass does more of the work.

Where you can use it:

• Hard floors including ceramic tiles, quarry tiles and concrete
• Walls and paintwork
• Benches, equipment and machinery
• Ovens and barbeques
• Vinyl upholstery
• Through mop buckets, autoscrubbers and steam cleaners, or by spray-and-wipe

Before you start: Speed also lifts floor polish, so keep it off sealed or polished finishes you want to keep and test a small hidden area first.

Dilution:
Damp mopping floors: 1 part Speed to 100 parts water.
Scrubbing heavy grease: 1 part Speed to 50 parts water.
Spray-and-wipe on walls and vinyl upholstery: 1 part Speed to 5 parts water.

Method:
1. Apply the diluted mix with a mop, autoscrubber, cloth or spray bottle.
2. Agitate the surface to loosen grease and soil.
3. Lift the loosened soil away with the mop, cloth or machine.
Finish: Floors do not need rinsing once cleaned. On other surfaces, rinse with clean water where you prefer none left behind, then allow to dry.

Do not mix Speed with other chemicals.

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Safety Information:
Personal Protection: Wear gloves and protective eyewear during application to avoid skin and eye contact. Use in well-ventilated areas to minimize inhalation of fumes.
Eye Contact: If the product comes into contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Seek medical attention if irritation persists.
Skin Contact: If the product contacts skin, wash thoroughly with soap and water. Seek medical advice if irritation develops.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and incompatible substances. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Ingestion: Do not ingest. If swallowed, seek medical attention immediately.

Environmental Impact:
Formulation: Designed with environmentally responsible practices in mind. The concentrate is formulated to be effective while minimising environmental impact. Follow local regulations for disposal of product containers and residues.
Efficient Packaging: The 5L container helps reduce packaging waste and transportation costs compared to smaller sizes, contributing to a lower overall ecological footprint.