Green and Orange-Maximum by Greyland
ABOUT THIS RANGE...
Greyland’s Green and Orange-Maximum products have been so successful since their introduction that there has been a three- fold increase in the range.
New to the Green-Maximum label is the Biological Washroom Deodoriser & Cleaner, which removes organic staining and maintains a clean, odour-free washroom. It is available in 5l bulk canisters, as well as 750ml ‘Ready to Use’ trigger sprays.
The Green-Maximum range has also been joined by the 1kg pail of Biological Urinal Blocks, which incorporates strains of harmless bacterial cultures that work together with environmentally sympathetic chemicals, which combine to break down the organic waste and uric scale that cause offending odours in washrooms.
Company Profile
Founded in 1999, Greyland is one of the leading cleaning chemical manufacturers in the UK, with over 400 distributors across the UK and Europe. Their extensive product range includes cleaning products for toilets and washrooms, catering, hard surfaces, floorcare, handcare, housekeeping and specialist cleaning products.
Company Contact
sales@greyland.co.uk 0161 343 3830
www.greyland.co.uk
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Outside of the washroom is the Orange-Maximum Concentrate, which is suitable for a wide range of janitorial and industrial applications. Dilutable up to 1:200, the Concentrate can be used to clean hard surfaces all around buildings, including floors, walls and countertops, PVC windows and doors, and is even strong enough to remove grease and oil from machinery, or even eliminate heavy deposits from cooker hoods and ducting.
Low-foaming and easy to rinse, with a citrus aroma, when diluted the Orange-Maximum is mild enough to use on carpets and upholstery. It is also available in diluted 5l containers or in 750ml trigger sprays.
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