Impact Deodouriser Fluid

Washroom floors hold sour odours after plain mopping, since detergent lifts visible soil yet leaves the smell in grout lines and around fittings. That background odour tells visitors the room is not fully clean.

Washroom teams use it in offices, schools, care buildings and leisure sites for floors, hard surfaces and touch points. The round runs through clearing litter, applying the measured mix by mop or cloth, giving contact time, then rinsing or wiping where the label asks, with spray and wipe passes for fittings between floor cleans.

At the 1 to 40 floor mopping ratio, a 5L pack produces 200 litres of fragranced deodorising solution (20 mop buckets), while an intensive 1 to 10 spray mix yields 50 litres of targeted odour treatment. The acidic formula reads pH 3.7 and carries the washroom sanitiser, deodoriser and cleaner role in one bottle.

Mark both doses on the measuring cup so floor mopping and spray work never share one guess. Store the 5 litre pack in the washroom chemical store and keep the deodoriser round on the schedule for high use blocks.

Key points

• Washroom sanitiser, deodoriser and cleaner in one
• 1 to 40 floor mix, about 250ml per 10 litres
• pH 3.7, 5 litre pack for washroom rounds
• Yield: up to 200L mopping solution (1 to 40) or 50L spray treatment (1 to 10)