The high-performance lubricant collector for dust-free sweeping and floor preservation. POLISH is a specialised maintenance formula designed for the professional "wet sweeping" of high-end flooring. Engineered to act as a lubricant collector, it is used to impregnate mops, allowing them to attract and trap dust, lint, and loose grit like a magnet. This process prevents particles from becoming airborne or scratching delicate surfaces, making it the gold standard for maintaining the pristine condition of wooden, laminate, and polished floors. Key Performance Features - Superior Dust Retention: Enhances the capability of sweeping mops to capture and hold fine debris, ensuring a more hygienic and thorough clean. - Optimised for Timber Care: The ideal solution for wood, parquet, and laminate floors where traditional damp mopping with excessive water may be discouraged. - Surface Lubrication: Reduces friction during sweeping, protecting the floor's finish from abrasive particles and extending the life of your wax or polish. - Streak-Free Maintenance: Leaves surfaces clean and refreshed without oily residues, maintaining the natural lustre of the substrate. - High-Efficiency Workflow: Speeds up daily maintenance in large halls, corridors, and gymnasiums by allowing for a fast, "one-pass" sweeping technique. Technical Specifications Available in a bulk-value Pack of 4, providing 16 Litres of professional mop treatment for commercial facilities. Feature Details Unit Volume 4 Litres Pack Quantity 4 x 4L Units (Full Case) Primary Function Mop Impregnation / Dust Collection Ideal For Wood, Parquet, Laminate, & Polished Stone Method Wet Sweeping / Dust Mopping Directions for Use 1. Preparation: Spray POLISH directly onto a clean, dry sweeping mop or fringed mop head. 2. Curing: For best results, allow the mop to absorb the liquid for a few minutes (impregnation) before use. 3. Application: Sweep the floor using a continuous motion. The mop will collect dust and grit without the need for additional water. 4. Maintenance: Shake out or vacuum the mop head periodically to remove collected debris, and re-impregnate as required.
