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| I am wondering if someone can suggest a product that I can use to remove carbon from a tile floor in a carbon manufacturing plant I clean the account two times a week, scrubbing the floor with a machine, but it is not doing the job.
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| Cleaning Procedures - David Abebe |
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Here is what I have used in similar settings. After vacuuming up as much dry carbon as possible, mop on a heavy duty degreaser and allow it to set for 10 minutes (or, shower feed and double scrub). Scrub with a tan pad, squeegee and rinse.
Unfortunately, this process removes some of the finish and causes premature dulling. This, in turn, requires more frequent burnishing, and more frequent re-coat and strip cycles. But, that's the nature of the beast.
A mild neutral floor cleaner is normally ineffective. On alternate days, mop on the heavy duty cleaner, allow a 5 min. dwell time, and mop it off (using a double bucket or 2 man operation). You must tweak the concentration/strength for
maximum penetration and minimal finish removal.
Gary Clipperton
National Pro Clean Corp.
(719) 598-5112
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