DEGRES AS - Washing solution

DIRECTIONS FOR USE: By mixing 1 liter of DEGRES AS with 4 liters of water, you obtain 5 liters of concentrated liquid detergent.
Dilute this and use it according to the degree of dirt of the surfaces. From 1 liter of DEGRES AS, you can obtain 50 – 100 liters of washing solution.

FIELDS OF APPLICATION:
- It cleans and degreases any type of surfaces made of glass, sandstone, porcelain, melamine, plastics, cement, such as: walls, floors, tableware, glasses, machinery and appliances;
- It cleans and degreases metal machinery, and accessories without attacking the surfaces:
It contains ADDITIVES for PROTECTING hands – in the case of manual washing.

It has a complex composition, as it consists of anionic and non-ionic surfactants, special additives and preservatives. They have the role of emulsifying fats, and penetrating into, and softening the layer of residues and removing them from the surfaces subjected to cleaning. In combination with the mechanical effect of friction (brushing), optimal results are obtained.

It is super-concentrated; the content of surfactants is approximately 50%, which makes it possible to obtain 5 liters of liquid (concentrated) detergent from one liter of DEGRES AS.
It has a good degreasing and cleaning capacity, and removes all types of fats of both animal and mineral origin, as well as other types of residues which are difficult to remove.

It is economic – thanks to the substances and additives, you can obtain 5 liters of liquid (concentrated) detergent from 1 liter of DEGRES AS. From one liter of liquid detergent thus obtained, washing solutions shall be prepared depending on the degree of loading of that surface (between 10 and 100 ml per 1 liter of water), or it shall be applied so as to obtain the desired results.

RECOMMENDATIONS:
For optimal results, first remove the mechanical residues from the surfaces to be cleaned/degreased by sweeping, brushing, and, then, apply the diluted solution, leave it for a while to soften and remove the dirt from the surface, and, then, rub the surface with brushes, sponges, etc.