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Cleaning Products Usage Guide: What They Are, How to Use Them

The right product harms the wrong surface, and the wrong amount on the right surface leaves residue. The guides in this topic explain what cleaning products are, how they are used on which surface, which products must not be mixed with each other, how to read a safety data sheet and how to store products.

How to proceed

Start with the can cleaning products be mixed and what is a safety data sheet guides for the basic rules, then move on to the guide for the product you will use. Every product is used with the amount, time and warnings on its label; gloves and ventilation are compulsory with acidic and alkaline products. Products are stored in their own labelled packaging, out of children's reach.

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Which products must bleach never be mixed with?

Bleach must not be mixed with acidic products such as limescale remover, hydrochloric acid and toilet cleaner, or with ammonia-based products; if they are to be used one after the other on the same surface, rinse with plenty of water in between. Details are in the can cleaning products be mixed guide.

Where is the pH value of the products stated?

In the physical and chemical properties section of the safety data sheet. The pH values from our products' safety data sheets are on the safety data sheets page and in the relevant guides; in the guides, pH is only ever quoted from the sheet.

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