PRODUCTS & SERVICES Clearing Carbon Up


arbon particulates present speci c challenges for cleaners, which is why eually speci c solutions exist to meet them he industry uses principally alkaline products to dissolv e and


b reak them down as most soils are acidic, b ut acid soils can contain other ingredients, notab ly carb on contaminates from v ehicles and factory chimneys hey manifest as dark lines in the carpet, marks around the edges of the room and doorways, and as b lack trails emanating upwards from radiator and air conditioning vents arder to remove than general soils, these require a dedicated product to release them


Many cleaning products don’t contain the ingredients that can b reak down


carb on deposits, b ut P rochem’s


A 2 1 7 Ultrapac Renov ate has b een specially designed to deal with carbon  ltration marks,  re residues, soot, tob acco residues and rub b er transfers  solvent-free formulation that b asically ‘ pulls-out’ soils b y neutralising its electrical charge to a surface, its technology allows for effectiv e neutralisation of the odour, deodorising the surface as ell


When carpet cleaning, A 2 1 7 Ultrapac Renov ate can b e used as a highly ef cient pre-spray, especially on polypropylene ole n  bres o remove carb on draught marks, a pre-treatment of the solution with a gentle b rushing and 5 -1 0 minute dwell time will help release the attachment, making the machines ob of rinsing easier


O n a hard surface cleaning task, dilute and use with a scrub b er dryer


Every Festival- Goers Friend


With the festiv al season in full swing,


F reshu® is the must-hav e accessory to keep you and your family hygienically clean and shoer fresh


T housands of people will b e heading out to enj oy the delights of food festiv als, listen to their fav ourite b ands and ex perience adv enture shows across the country, creating multiple b reeding grounds for a v ariety of harmful bacteria o make sure your festival


v isits go to plan, it’s important to reduce the risk of picking up or spreading germs b y using a 3 -in-1 antibacterial product like reshu


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T his year, in a b id to improv e their sustainab ility, Reading and L eeds festiv als considered asking v isitors to bring along their on toilet paper


D espite since rev oking the decision, festiv al goers can still make a positiv e contrib ution b y using F reshu, helping to reduce the amount of toilet paper used


F reshu’s unique 3 -in-1 formula deliv ers an alcohol, fragrance and parab en free ex perience, while the addition of aloe v era delicately moisturises skin he handy cleansing foam, hich kills  of germs, is safe for the whole family to use; toilet tissue is also an ecological, fl ushable alternative to et ipes and an antib acterial hand sanitiser with a silky smooth loe  nish


@F reshu5 www.tomorrowscleaning.com


or rotary machine, ensuring suitab le dell time, and then rinse fter a  re,  ltrapac enovate can


b e used as a multi-surface cleaner on walls, work surfaces, ceilings, doors and so forth, to neutralise the carbon build-up t ill even remov e scuff or tyre marks on hard surfaces, from rub b er shoe scuffs in school corridors to v ehicle manoeuvring in a car shoroom


O ne leading F ormula O ne racing team uses A 2 1 7 Ultrapac Renov ate to clean the tyre-spin rub b er in pit- stop practice from painted concrete fl oors  making this specialist solution from a solutions specialist, a racing certainty!


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