It’s not uncommon to see streaks, ripples or stains on a freshly stripped floor. Or chips or bubbles on a newly applied varnish, for that matter. Does that mean the product used was of inferior quality? Not necessarily.
Not long ago, most people thought that a floor’s cleanliness was directly related to the amount of cleaning product used. Because of that misconception, mixing products was common practice. Today, we know that mixing cleaning products can be inefficient, imprecise and downright dangerous. It can also drastically inflate costs. Using cleaning products correctly is not something that can be improvised. Cleaning products are designed to work through a specific chemical reaction that occurs when they come into contact with dirt or bacteria. Mixing products can cause a chemical reaction that can be harmful to both the surface and the user.
Questions? Talk to a professional who can advise you on choosing the right products for your cleaning needs and – more importantly – how to use them properly. Our experts are here to help !