Gum, Mark & Graffiti Remover by BioHygiene About this Product/Service
Despite its long history, graffiti is a problem for facilities managers that has become particularly pervasive in recent times due to the availability of cheap and quick means of mark-making.
To help in this battle, BioHygiene’s Gum, Mark & Graffiti Remover has become ever more popular. The natural, bio-based solvents that make up the Gum, Mark & Graffiti Remover work by effectively breaking the molecular bonds between the contamination/marks and the surface, so soils can be quickly and easily wiped, scraped, or rinsed away, allowing for effective and complete removal.
The product possesses low odour, low volatility levels, contains no chlorinated/petroleum solvents or flammable alcohol and can be used safely in confined spaces and enclosed areas - making it suitable for internal and external usage. Furthermore, the remover does not damage the surface underneath and has been developed with sustainable, biodegradable raw materials; made up of corn, soy, and citrus solvents.
For those who still assume graffiti, marks and chewing gum need to be doused in chemicals that are harmful to both the wider environment and the user, think again
Company Contact
info@biohygiene.co.uk 029 2086 1211
www.biohygiene.co.uk
22 AWARDS 2023
Company Profile
BioHygiene is a market leader in sustainable, eco-friendly cleaning solutions. Based in Caerphilly, Wales, the company has seen its success and popularity result in rapid expansion over the last 18 months. And with environmental sensitivity, user safety and sustainability at its core, it’s easy to see why.
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