Wet wiping with bucket

Removing heavy, stubborn soiling from surfaces in two work steps using the wet cleaning cloth. Suitable for water-resistant surfaces.

Preparatory work

Select suitable products to match the surface to be cleaned (type / square metres) and the type of soiling.
Put up the warning sign.
Fill the bucket with cleaning product in accordance with the dosing instructions.

Main task

Moisten the folded cleaning cloth with cleaning solution and then wring it out.
First work step:
Use the folded cloth to wet wipe the surface. Change the cloth face when it gets dirty.
Replace the cloth once all cloth areas have been used.
Allow the cleaning solution to take effect, but don't let it dry.
Second work step:
Mop up the dissolved dirt and the remaining cleaning solution with the dry, folded cloth. Change the cloth face when it gets dirty.
Replace the cloth once all cloth areas have been used.
Perform a visual check.

Final steps

Remove the warning sign.

Dispose of any waste.

Wash the used cloths in the washing machine.

Clean the cleaning equipment and replace as needed.

Comments

  • Wear the personal protective equipment (PPE) required by company regulations, safety data sheets and / or instructions for use.
  • Always check in advance which product meets your requirements (see Wetrok Cleaning & Care Instructions).
  • Wetrok AG accepts no liability for damage caused by improper use or incorrect product selection.

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