Whiteley Resolve All Purpose Cleaner and Sanitiser 5Lt

Commercial kitchens hand every cleaning round two problems at once: the grease that builds up on benches, range surrounds and floors, and the food-contact surfaces that have to come up hygienic enough to pass a food-safety check. A supermarket spray on cooking grease usually means scrubbing twice and still chasing a film, while a plain detergent leaves the sanitising step to a second product on the shelf.

A solvent-free degreaser that also sanitises

Whiteley Resolve All Purpose is an alkaline heavy-duty detergent built for that work. Its alkaline base emulsifies animal, vegetable and petroleum oils and holds them in the water so they lift away instead of smearing, and because the formula is water-based with no butyl solvents, it clears grease without the harsh solvent smell that makes a closed kitchen unpleasant to work in.

Diluted to the rate for the job it degreases, mops floors and, at its sanitising strength, sanitises cleaned surfaces, so one 5Lt concentrate can cover work that used to need several products. The current Safety Data Sheet and Product Data Sheet are both available, so the dilutions, food-area suitability and handling can be checked before it goes into service.

Cuts built-up kitchen grease: Lifts baked-in animal, vegetable and petroleum grease off benches, range surrounds and floors, because the alkaline detergent emulsifies and suspends oil rather than pushing it around.

One concentrate covers the kitchen: Mixes weaker for benches and sanitising and stronger for heavy grease, so a single 5Lt bottle handles jobs that would otherwise take several separate products.

Approved for food establishments: Suited to registered food preparation areas, so kitchens, cafes and food-processing sites can use it where food-area approval is the deciding factor.

Cleans and sanitises from one product: Works as a heavy-duty detergent for grease and, at its sanitising dilution, as a sanitiser on cleaned surfaces, so both stages run from the same bottle.

Solvent-free cleaning: Made without butyl solvents, so it cuts grease in enclosed kitchens without the solvent smell of a solvent-based degreaser.

Designed for areas where grease removal and hygiene are required together.

• Kitchen benches, range surrounds and food preparation surfaces
• Floors in kitchens, industrial, commercial and food-processing areas
• Greasy hard surfaces in industrial and commercial food-processing areas
• Food-contact surfaces in registered food preparation establishments

Resolve All Purpose is a concentrate. Mix it fresh in water at the rate for the job, apply it, and rinse food-contact surfaces afterwards where noted.

Heavy grease, spray and wipe: 200mL per litre of water, applied from a spray bottle.
Normal soil, spray and wipe: 50mL per litre of water, applied from a spray bottle.
Sanitising: 50mL per litre of water, applied by mop and bucket or spray bottle. Rinse food-contact surfaces with potable water after use.
Floor cleaning: 20mL per litre of water, applied by mop and bucket, autoscrubber or slow-speed polishing machine.

Do not mix Resolve All Purpose with other chemicals

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The concentrate is classified Danger. It causes serious eye damage and causes skin irritation. Diluted to the label directions the product is non-hazardous, so the care below is mainly about handling and mixing the neat concentrate.

Wear protective gloves and eye protection when handling the concentrate, and wash your hands thoroughly after use.
Mix and use in a well-ventilated area.
Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, in the original container, with the cap tightly closed.

First aid: In the eyes, hold the eyelids apart and flush continuously with running water, then immediately call a Poisons Information Centre or doctor. On skin, take off affected clothing and rinse the skin and hair with running water, and get medical advice if irritation continues. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting, give water to drink if the person is conscious, and phone the Poisons Information Centre on 131126.

Spills: Put on protective clothing and contain the liquid with an absorbent such as sand or vermiculite, then collect it for disposal.

Environmental and disposal: Diluted washings can normally go to sewer with plenty of water; check Section 13 of the current Safety Data Sheet and your State or Territory waste authority for larger volumes. Keep concentrated product and spills out of stormwater drains and waterways. Empty containers can be rinsed thoroughly and recycled, or collected by a licensed waste contractor.