Rinse Free – Neutral Floor Cleaner Concentrate

Product Description

Rinse Free Neutral Floor Cleaner is a concentrated, synthetic detergent for use on any water-safe, hard surface. This detergent concentrate is for the professional who appreciates ease of maintenance and ultimate floor appearance.

• Rinse Free is a floor cleaner specifically formulated for maintaining high-gloss floor finishes.
• Its neutral pH will not damage the gloss or film of any finish after using.
• Controlled foam makes this product ideal for use in automatic scrubbers.
• Rinse Free will not dull, haze, or streak floor finish.

Use Rinse Free Cleaner on:

• Vinyl, VCT, tile, rubber tile, concrete, terrazzo, linoleum, marmoleum, and sealed wood floors.

Rinse Free is pleasant to use and mildly fragranced with a light lemon scent. Cleaning personnel appreciate the clean fresh smell of citrus when mixing Rinse Free in the bucket and the subtle lemon scent throughout the damp mopping procedure.

• Multi-purpose – Eliminates the need for several products.
• Can be used for spraying, mopping, and with automatic scrubbers.
• Will remove dirt and grime from many surfaces.
• Low foam.
• Deodorizes – Leaves a pleasant lemon scent.
• Non-corrosive and non-flammable by DOT and OSHA standards.

Packaging

Packaged in 2.5-gallon containers, sold each, or by the case of 2 for a total of 5 gallons.

Directions for Use

• For General Floor Cleaning: Dilute 1-2 ounces of concentrate per gallon of warm water. Damp mop floor in usual manner.
• For Heavy Duty Floor Cleaning: Dilute 4 to 6 ounces of concentrate per gallon of cold water. Damp mop floor in usual manner.
• For Automatic Floor Scrubbers: Dilute 1-2 ounces of concentrate per gallon of cold water.

These directions are flexible rather than specific. In many cases, a more dilute solution can be used, while for extreme conditions, a less dilute solution may be used.

Note: Concentrated all-purpose cleaners can be successfully used for damp mopping; however, inexperienced users often use too much cleaner, resulting in severe dulling of the floor finish.