Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: The Carpet Cleaning Pro on February 26, 2011, 07:20:56 pm
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Got a nursing home carpets to clean on Monday and I usually use Crystal Green and mix Clensan in with it.
I have noticed that the labeling has change on these products.
Am I correct in saying you can no longer mix these two together for cleaning and sanitising in one operation?
Feed back would be greatly apreciated on this
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The instructions have changed think there was a thread recently on here
Mark
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Why not use Neutra-Soft® ?? Available from all good Prochem dealers ;)
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Am I correct in saying you can no longer mix these two together for cleaning and sanitising in one operation?
You're correct, according to the new labels you can't.
Don't know if it's because prochem has only just discovered it can't be done or if the formulation has changed which means the new stuff is incompatable.
I've still got some of the old stuff so don't know if that can still be mixed or not.
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If its any help i have looked at the latest safety sheet for Clensan:
"Product is deactivated by anionic cleaning agents".
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Heres the latest one, revised 8th Dec 2010
http://www.prochem.co.uk/safety%20data%20sheets/sdsb125c.pdf (http://www.prochem.co.uk/safety%20data%20sheets/sdsb125c.pdf)
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Mick
I am told the OLD Clensan can be mixed.
Expro.
ps I started the original thread to draw attention to the recent change.
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Had a rumadge in my garage and foung some old stock clensan. "Just the job" Will be on the nursing home job all day and the next... it's a biggy. 2 from the same company in one week. Don't get as many nursing homes now as allot have own machinary and get staff to do it. Some even send staff for Prochem carpet cleaning course.
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Crystal green used to be cationic so matched up to sanitise product like clensan , although t would harm any stain block that had been applied to carpet , mill or otherwise.
Sounds like one has changed.
Mike