(AP482 RTU) POG Grease Oil Cosmetics
Description
ACTICHEM POG is a super strength blend of powerful polar and non-polar solvents for removing tough oily soils, grease and paints. Also formulated for use as an effective cleaning booster in the pre-spray solution for heavily soiled carpets.
Benefits
- Powerful –A high-performance water rinseable blend of solvents, wetting agents and emulsifiers.
- Oil Stains – removes tough oily stains, paints, cosmetics, grease, oily spots, adhesives and most inks.
- Low VOC- Non-flammable, low VOC’s. Easy and safe to use.
- Booster – perfect for use as a booster when added to pre-spray solutions.
Where to Use
Actichem POG is ideal to use on all carpet fibres, fabrics and hard surfaces. However, some surfaces are solvent sensitives including some carpet backings, some plastics and polymer coatings.
How to Use - Directions
- Sponge or scrape up any surface spot material.
- Apply Actichem POG to a clean white absorbent cloth and apply to spot.
- Actichem POG can also be applied to severe stains using a trigger spray bottle
- Blot or tamp to remove spot. Do not rub. Deep spots may need light brushing. Work from outside to centre of large spots.
- Repeat if necessary.
- Extract with warm water or an emulsifier solution.
- Brush fabric to align fibres.
Booster Additive Use
- Add 10-30ml of Actichem POG per litre of ready-to-use pre-spray solution
- Add 100-200ml of Actichem POG per litre of Hydroforce concentrate (1:9 tip)
Remember Safety Data Sheets are available for chemicals being used and stored. See here for easy download.
500ml and 1 Litre bottles are easy to carry and use, making them very handy from a WHS point of view. They are also convenient to store on cleaning trolleys and handy caddies. Buy our measuring cup in 500ml and 1-litre sizes, which show dilution rates and amount of chemical required for accurate dilution. 500ml spray bottles are either pre-labelled or you can purchase labels for compliance certification.
Choose from a range of colour-coded spray triggers for easy identification and black chemical-resistant triggers.
