Surfaces used in institutional facilities vary in terms of material, use, and type of soiling. Cleaning everyday dirt and grease stains and caring for stainless steel surfaces should not be treated as the same task. The ACTOREIN product approach recognizes that general cleaning and specialized surface care are separate needs.
Scope of general surface cleaning
When removing dirt from washable and wipeable surfaces, first assess whether the surface is suitable for water and the selected product. The method used in common areas, on work surfaces, and at other points of use is determined according to the surface material and the nature of the dirt. Describing a product as a general cleaner does not mean it can be used on every material without restriction.
Choosing products for cleaning dirt, stains, and grease
ACTO MULTI CLEANER is formulated for cleaning dirt, stains, and grease stains from washable and wipeable surfaces. Product details describe different surfaces and application methods. When determining the method suitable for their areas of use, businesses should consider this information together with the surface manufacturer's recommendations.
A separate care step for stainless steel
ACTO INOX CLEANER is intended for cleaning and polishing stainless steel and suitable delicate metal surfaces. Stainless steel areas in industrial kitchens, inox household appliances, and elevator cabins are application examples included in the product description. When caring for metal surfaces, it is important to apply the product carefully with a clean cloth and follow the product instructions.
A cleaning system suited to the business
Clearly defining the roles of general cleaning products and specialized surface care products makes it easier for teams to use the right product. Determining which product to use on each surface, organizing application equipment, and checking the process form the basis of an institutional cleaning plan.