Cleanliness and hygiene are vital elements in today’s world. An important aspect of cleanliness is keeping floors clean, hence the significance of floor cleaners. In commercial settings, the demand for effective floor cleaners has skyrocketed. In this article, we delve into the science behind commercial floor cleaner formulations and the manufacturing process involved.Floor cleaner formulations comprise multiple ingredients, each with a specific function, working synchronously to clean and disinfect floors while leaving behind an appealing scent. This precise combination of solvents

Formulated with powerful organic acids • Effectively cleans tough stains, mineral deposits, rust, and grime without compromising porcelain or ceramic surfaces • Powerful cleaning formula effortlessly eliminates hard water stains, urine stains, and other unsightly marks • Gentle on skin and safe to use • Free from harsh fumes • No harmful acids/abrasive ingredients that damage toilets or plumbing systems • Biodegradable and safe for plane

Regular bathroom cleaners contain hydrochloric acid and surfactants that irritate skin and cause respiratory problems due to toxic acid fumes. They adversely affect the pH and composition of waste grey water flowing out of our homes into water bodies, in turn creating multitude of environmental problems. Wash contains 'Saponin' - a natural surfactant extracted from soapnuts that can take care of household cleaning needs. It is perfectly non-toxic and grey-water safe. It does not irritate the skin or release toxic acid fumes.

Naphthalene is made from crude oil or coal tar. It is also produced when things burn, so naphthalene is found in cigarette smoke, car exhaust, and smoke from forest fires. It is used as an insecticide and pest repellent.Mothballs and other products containing naphthalene are solids that turn into toxic gas. The toxic gas kills insects and may repel animals. There are over a dozen products containing naphthalene