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Help • cleaning product do its job.
Even the very best product can’t do its work without your help. There are important elements of cleaning that you can control.
1. Read and follow label directions. The labels on a cleaning product will tell you how much product to use, where it may or may not be used, and how to use it. If you read it, the label will guide you toward the best cleaning results with the least effort and may help you to avoid a costly mess.
2. The amount of cleaning product used: Enough product must be used to do the job at hand. If too little is used, the surface will not be thoroughly cleaned and your efforts and energy will be partially wasted. Read the label to learn how much to use.
3. The temperature of the cleaning solution: Hot water does help remove dirt and gums. However, since the cleaning solution cools rather rapidly, be kind to your hands and use warm water...not too hot, never cold.
4. The time the cleaning product is in contact with the surface: The cleaning solution must be on the surface long enough to act on the soil, but not long enough to harm the surface being cleaned. When using a good cleaning product, a short time for mopping, wiping or scrubbing is usually adequate. 5. The scrubbing action: It would be nice, if no work were involved in cleaning but, unfortunately, you have to do some rubbing or scrubbing to loosen surface soil.
6. The use of a clean solution. Dirty water simply cannot do a good cleaning job. At best, the dirty water will simply dissolve and spread around the dirt which is on the surface you are attempting to clean. Be sure to change cleaning solution when the water becomes moderately dirty.
7- Rinsing: Depending on the cleaner used, rinsing is often very necessary. This is particularly true when using full strength liquid cleaners. Cleaners must also be thoroughly rinsed to remove the abrasives.
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