Cyclone Intensive Ceramic Tile/Grout 4gl

CYCLONE™ is a robust alkaline cleaner specifically formulated to tackle the toughest grime and buildup on ceramic tile, porcelain tile, and grout surfaces. Whether it's ingrained dirt, stubborn oil spills, sticky grease, or cumbersome wax, CYCLONE™ brings the thunder to keep your surfaces looking pristine. Its dual-action cleaning power not only cleans surfaces but is also an exceptional grout cleaner for all types of ceramic, porcelain, and stone installations, both polished and non-polished.

• Heavy-Duty Alkaline Formula: Engineered to cut through the severest of surface soils, ensuring a deep clean every time.
• Optimized for Tiles and Grout: Perfectly suited for all ceramic, porcelain tile, and grout surfaces, safeguarding their integrity while restoring their luster.
• Effective Grout Cleaning: Revitalize your grout lines, making them look as good as new with minimal effort.
• Concentrated Cleaning Power: Dilute 1 part CYCLONE™ to 5 parts water for regular cleaning, with the option for a higher dilution for heavier dirt scenarios.
• Refreshing Citrus Fragrance: Leaves a pleasant citrus scent post-cleaning, enhancing the ambiance of your space.
• Biodegradable: Committed to environmental responsibility, the biodegradable nature of CYCLONE™ makes it a conscientious choice for those looking to clean greener.

Usage and Maintenance: For optimal results, apply the diluted CYCLONE™ solution to a prewetted surface, and scrub vigorously using a stiff bristle brush or a natural fiber buffing pad. Allow the solution 5 to 15 minutes of dwell time, variable with the intensity of soil present. It is critical to ensure that the solution does not dry on the surface. Complete the process by rinsing thoroughly with clear water, continuing until all the solution residue is gone.

Important Notes: CYCLONE™ should not be used on polished marble, limestone, terrazzo, travertine or any stone containing calcium. Additionally, avoid contact with anodized metals, lacquered surfaces, or any sensitive areas. Always conduct a test on a small, inconspicuous area to confirm suitability and proper dilution before general use.