Using Klover-19 Chlorine-Based Detergent for Floor Sanitising

Suitable Surfaces for Klover-19 Floor Sanitising

Klover-19 Sanitizing Detergent is designed for use on floors, tiles, walls and stainless steel. It is intended for non-porous surfaces where active chlorine can work effectively without being absorbed into the material. This includes sealed floor tiles, vinyl or other hard flooring that is compatible with chlorine-based cleaners.

For porous surfaces such as unsealed wood or untreated stone, chlorine-based products may not be appropriate. Always check the flooring manufacturer’s care guidance before applying any chlorine detergent.

How to Dilute and Use Klover-19 on Floors

The manufacturer recommends diluting Klover-19 at 5–10% with water for effective cleaning. This means mixing a small amount of product with a larger volume of water before applying it to the floor.

• Measure the product carefully and follow the label instructions for your specific task.
• Apply the diluted solution to the floor using a mop or cloth suitable for chlorine-based cleaners.
• Allow the surface to dry or rinse according to the product guidance, and ventilate the area during use.

When Floor Sanitising Matters After Paint Removal

If you have been removing paint from a floor using a scraper or chemical method, sanitising can be a useful final step before the floor is used again or prepared for a new coating. A chlorine-based detergent may help reduce lingering residues on non-porous surfaces after mechanical removal.

Pairing a heavy-duty scraper with a suitable cleaning product can make the overall floor preparation process more efficient. For grease or silicone residues before sanitising, a technical degreaser may also be considered.