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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Cookie on June 11, 2015, 07:48:20 pm
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I was just wondering if there was any any difference between Ubik 2000 & Virosol? Looking at the descriptions on eBay they seem to do pretty much the same thing. Any ideas? Which do you prefer using?
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ive never tried ubik.virosol does the job for most add on work for me.
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ubik2000 is not as strong as virosol boath clean upvc very well an also good for spraying on the brush for first cleans as well
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Am the same as dazmond, never used UBIK
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What about TFR, how dose this compare with UBIK and Virosol. I know there are different types/qualities of TFR on Ebay but if you where to compare one at £20.00 for 20l with Virosl at £30.00 for 20l ??
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Thanks for your updates. I guess Virosol is probably a good bet to start off with then ....
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Used to use Ubik, now use virosol. I reckon the cleaning power is pretty much the same. The main difference is that Ubik must not be left to dry or you'll have a nightmare getting it off. Virosol can be left to dry without problems.
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ive never tried ubik.virosol does the job for most add on work for me.
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We use both, not just window cleaning but every day cleaning.
UBIK is a brilliant degreaser and will clean just as well as Virosol but just doesn't smell as nice.
There's not a lot in it to be honest; even price wise.
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I live very close to main agent.
He said UBIK is a traffic film remover, Virosol isn't.
He asked what I did and said Virosol is much stronger
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Different ph. Virosol acidic and ubik is alkaline. Useful for their different ph values.
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Different ph. Virosol acidic and ubik is alkaline. Useful for their different ph values.
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1434277665_1a.jpg)
Virosol has a PH of 12.8
UBIK 2000 has a PH of 13.4
I emailed clover in 2013-14 and asked the same question.
Basically the MAIN difference was one if safe to use in food prep areas the other isnt advised but is considered "OK" to use.
When i asked them what i was cleaning they said UBIK 2000 was far better suited.
As for staining. I have had staining 3 times with virosol and never with UBIK 2000
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http://www.cloverchem.co.uk/2013/info/en/301_ubik2000_info.pdf
http://www.cloverchem.co.uk/2013/info/en/326_virosol_info.pdf
Just read the safety data sheets on both - not particularly pleasant :o