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How Is Dirt and Polish Stripper Made?
Dirt and polish stripper is a floor care product that is diluted with water and applied to the floor. So in production, clear ratio and time details on the label matter as much as the mixture. This guide describes the process at product-group level and gives no recipe or ratios. For the general production flow, see how is detergent made.
How is dirt and polish stripper made?
Dirt and polish stripper is generally made by mixing stripping and auxiliary components in a carrier liquid in a controlled way, reviewing the mixture, then filling and labelling it. The steps below are general information for this product group. When the product is needed is explained in what is dirt and polish stripper.
What is polish stripper made of?
- Carrier liquid: holds the components together and makes the product easier to dilute.
- Stripping components: help separate old polish layers and stubborn dirt from the floor.
- Auxiliary components: may be used for the stability of the mixture, depending on the product.
- This list is general information for the product group, not the content of TETİK Dirt & Polish Stripper. This guide gives no component names or ratios.
General steps in polish stripper production
- Raw material entry: the material's label and container are generally reviewed and the entry is recorded.
- Preparation: the components are weighed according to the batch size.
- Mixing: the liquid goes into the tank, the components are added in the order of the recipe, and mixing continues until uniform.
- Check: appearance and odour are generally compared with an approved reference before filling; a batch found unsuitable should not go to the filling line.
- Filling: the product generally goes into the pack under weight control.
- Closing and labelling: the pack is closed tightly and the label applied.
How does use on floors affect production?
- Dilution: The product is diluted with water at the ratio on the label, so this information must be legible.
- Waiting: The solution is applied to the floor and left for the time on the label; it is not allowed to dry on the floor.
- Floor limits: It is not used on water-sensitive floors such as wood and parquet. On coated floors, the coating manufacturer's advice applies.
- Mixing: The product is diluted with water only and is not mixed with other cleaning products: can cleaning products be mixed.
- Protection: Gloves are worn and the area is ventilated during work.
- The application steps are in how to use dirt and polish stripper and the full stripping job is in how to strip floor polish.
Quality control points specific to polish stripper
- Stability: Separation and sediment in the mixture are generally looked for before filling.
- Odour and appearance: These should generally match the previously approved reference.
- Weight: It is generally checked that the 30 KG pack holds the declared quantity.
- Sealing: The cap of the large pack must not leak in transport.
- Records: The batch number and date are generally recorded.
- For the criteria to check when choosing a manufacturer: what to look for when choosing a cleaning products manufacturer.
30 KG filling and storage
- TETİK Dirt & Polish Stripper: 30 KG (product code 199), sold by the piece.
- The product is in the degreasers and dirt removers category.
- The pack is kept closed and labelled and stored out of the reach of children: storing and transporting cleaning products.
What does the label include?
- Ratio: The dilution ratio with water is on the label.
- Time: The time to leave it on the floor is on the label.
- Instructions and warnings: These are read from the label before starting work.
Why is it offered separately from surface cleaner and degreaser?
Their areas of use differ. Dirt and polish stripper is for old polish layers and stubborn dirt on floors and is used in floor care and polish renewal. Surface cleaner is for daily cleaning. START Degreaser is for burnt-on and stuck grease on ovens, hobs, hoods and kitchen surfaces. Each product is chosen by its own name and used according to its own label.
Can polish stripper be made at home?
We do not recommend homemade mixtures and give no instructions. Nobody can say how a mixture of uncertain measure will turn out on a floor, and it has no label showing what it contains and where it must not be used. For floor care, use a labelled ready-made product.
Our polish stripper production and supply
Tetikoğlu Kimya is a dirt and polish stripper manufacturer; we introduce our plant on the production page. We make TETİK Dirt & Polish Stripper at our plant in İkitelli OSB, Istanbul. Our head office and warehouse are in Kayabaşı, Başakşehir.
For bulk buying, see the wholesale dirt and polish stripper guide, check the professional cleaning products page for other products, and request a quote stating the product and pack size.
