common reasons for a vinyl floor not getting clean

Many households and businesses face the issue of their vinyl floors remaining dirty, despite regular maintenance. This can be quite frustrating, especially when you clean the floor frequently without achieving the desired results. Typically, the problem arises from the accumulation of dirt, grease layers, and old polish residues that are not effectively removed by standard cleaning agents. These products often lack the potency required to tackle stubborn dirt and grease effectively. Additionally, using inappropriate cleaning methods can damage the floor or hinder the adhesion of new polish layers, resulting in a dull and unkempt appearance. Consequently, it may seem as though the floor is never truly clean, regardless of how often you attempt to clean it.

how to clean your vinyl floor with Lecol OH55 PVC-Remover

Lecol OH55 PVC-Remover has been specifically formulated to address this issue. This water-dilutable intensive cleaner is designed to effectively dissolve and remove stubborn layers of dirt and grease from PVC and vinyl floors. The application of the cleaner is straightforward: simply mix the product with water and apply it to the floor. Allow it to sit briefly so that it can loosen the dirt and grease layers. After a thorough rinse with clean water, your floor will be ready for the application of new polish layers, significantly enhancing both the aesthetics and durability of the floor. Thanks to its low pH value, the product is also suitable for linoleum floors, making it versatile for various uses.

• Thorough cleaning and preparation of the floor
• Removes stubborn dirt and grease layers
• Suitable for PVC, vinyl, and linoleum floors
• More effective than standard cleaning agents
• Enhances the adhesion of new polish layers