Description
Loba’s pH-Neutral Cleaner Concentrate is built for regular cleaning of waterproof, finished floors without the risk that comes with an acidic or highly alkaline cleaner used repeatedly on a sealed surface. Being pH-neutral means it lifts dirt without gradually stripping or dulling the coating underneath, which matters more the more often a floor gets cleaned.
Its economy is the standout figure: one litre of concentrate makes up to 200 litres of ready-to-use cleaning solution, diluted with water at a ratio that scales up for heavier soiling. That makes a small bottle genuinely go a long way across a large commercial floor area, rather than needing frequent restocking of a bulkier ready-to-use product.
Technical Specifications
| Product type | pH-neutral cleaner concentrate |
|---|---|
| Yield | 1 litre makes up to 200 litres of ready-to-use solution |
| Dilution | Mixed with water; higher ratio for heavier soiling |
| Packaging | 1 litre |
| Compatible equipment | Mop, flat wiper mop, scourer-vacuum machine |
Where to Use
- Regular cleaning of all waterproof, sealed and finished floors
- Large commercial and residential floor areas needing a low-cost, ongoing cleaning solution
- Floors maintained with a scrubber-dryer or scourer-vacuum machine
How to Apply
- Dilute — mix the concentrate with water, using a higher ratio of concentrate to water for heavier soiling.
- Damp-wipe the floor — apply the cleaning solution with a mop, or a suitable flat wiper mop on larger areas, or a scourer-vacuum machine.
- Avoid over-wetting — do not let excess water or the product sit on the surface too long, particularly on parquet or cork flooring.
- Dry the floor — remove excess moisture after cleaning rather than leaving it to air dry.
Important Notes
- Leaving the mixed solution on parquet or cork flooring too long can cause the timber to swell — dry the floor promptly after cleaning.
- Using too much water in the dilution, or leaving the solution to work too long, can affect results — follow the recommended ratio for the level of soiling.
- Suitable for universal use across waterproof surfaces, but always check compatibility on an inconspicuous area of an unfamiliar finish first.
Choosing a pH-neutral formula matters most over the life of a finish rather than on any single clean: an acidic or highly alkaline cleaner might not visibly damage a sealed floor after one pass, but repeated use gradually etches or dulls the coating, shortening the interval between re-sealing or refinishing. A pH-neutral concentrate avoids that cumulative wear, which is why it’s positioned as the everyday maintenance cleaner rather than a one-off deep-clean or stain-removal product. The 200 litre yield figure also has a practical site implication — a single 1 litre bottle can realistically cover a full commercial floor’s routine cleaning cycle for weeks without restocking, cutting down on storage space and freight compared with buying cleaner pre-diluted.
