This product helped in softening the dirt but I still had to scrub.


SUPA Clean Floor Stripper 1 Litre
21 in stock
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Unused, in original packaging
Floor Stripper is an ammoniated floor polymer/wax stripper. Highly effective in removing polish build-up in preparation for re-sealing/coating. May be used as a heavy-duty floor & hard surface degreaser. Will effortlessly remove a variety of fats, oils, grease, food residue, and grime.
Application:
May be diluted in cold or lukewarm water and applied to the surface. Dilution will depend on the degree of buildup or time constraints. Allow a 5-minute contact time and scrub with a hard bristle brush or broom. Mop any residue up and expose of. Repeat if required. Ensure the surface is 100% clean and dry prior to applying polish. Heavy duty: Use neat. General Duty: 1:25 parts water.
Caution: Corrosive compound, contains ammonia, wear an appropriate mask, eye protection & gloves. Ensure adequate ventilation or fresh air.
Features:
- Water-based ammoniated polymer stripper/cleaner
- Water soluble cleaner, containing surfactants, manufactured free from phosphates, phenols, ethylene solvents, abrasive additives & ammonia.
What's in the box:
1 x SUPA CLEAN Floor Stripper 1 Litre
| Weight | 1.08 kg |
| SKU | C10187 |
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does exactly according to the description
not yet used but i receive what i see
I feel some were in the discretion the supplier should mention that this product can be used to remove any brand polish. I phoned the number on the bottle to confirm as I was using a other brand of polish out off the Supa Range - I was also advised that all floors should be stripped at least once a year with a good quality floor stripper - I never new polish makes a build up over time - and this impacts the shine. I was warned to follow instructions on the label as the product has a very strong ammonia smell - except for that it works like a dream as advised I used there Polish and my floors can now be mistaken for a mirror -




