ECO CEM-KLENE Fast Acting Eco Cleaner


A rapid cement, concrete and mortar cleaner with low environmental impact.


Application: non aggressive and non-corrosive, this is a biodegradable formula which will remove wet and cured cement, mortar and concrete as well as efflorescence from paths, patios and tools. Ideal for cleaning cement mixers


Safer than traditional hydrochloric acid based stain removers, Cem-Klene can be used neat or as a diluted solution for general purpose cleaning of ingrained dirt, grease and stains from concrete.


Coverage is approximately 10m2 /L


of diluted product depending upon the porosity of the substrate.


Code


BDECEM5 BDECEM1


Colour Clear


Clear


Size 5L


1L


Box Barcode 4


12 Code


5060021369734 5060021369741


BDEWS1


Colour Clear


Size 1L


Box Barcode 12


ECO HYDRO CLEAN Solvent-Free Cleaner


A totally solvent-free, water- based formulation for cleaning both white and plastic veneered uPVC frames, cladding and trims, removing ingrained dirt and stains.


Application: simply apply to a soft, absorbent cloth and rub onto the surface to be cleaned.


For very soiled areas, ingrained or stubborn deposits, a further application may be required.


This is a non-flammable and low hazard product which is safer to use than traditional solvent-based cleaning solutions.


Regular use will keep uPVC surfaces looking bright and clean.


5060021369284


SEE ALSO ... Some of our Clean-It products have been moved to different sections, see the page references below for locations. Mould Stop page 47, Drain Blaster page 82, Tile & Shower Screen Cleaner page 41.


BATTEN DOWN THE HATCHES with our bitumen and weatherproofing products


Check them out in this catalogue.


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THE ECO RANGE: Cleaners


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