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CLEANING AGENTS

ALKALINE CLEANERS
BAKING SODA –
Stain Removal

AMMONIA –
Cleans drains,remove heavy grease and stain

BLEACH –
Whitens and removes stains from fabrics and
also in toilet bowls and sink.
DETERGENTS
LIQUID –
Used in washing floors, walls and
bathroom tiles.

POWDER –
Used in washing clothes.

SOAP BARS –
Used for washing hands.
DETERGENTS

SYNTHETIC DETERGENTS –
Multi-purpose cleaner that contains both
sanitizer and detergent.
POLISHES

METAL POLISH–
It can be paste/cream, liquid of spray. Used to
remove tarnish and polishes metal.

FURNITURE POLISH –
Used to polish wood surfaces. It can also be
used in glass, chrome and bathroom tiles.
WINDOW CLEANERS
– Clean windows

SOLVENTS
– Methylated Spirit
– Used to remove grease and wax.

DISINFECTANTS
– Used to kill bacteria.
ANTISEPTICS
– Used to prevent bacterial
growth.

AIR FRESHENER
– Used to remove foul odor in
guestrooms, comfort rooms or any
area with foul odor.
TOILET CLEANER
– Used to remove stains and
restore the shine on the toilet
surface.

TOILET BLOCKS
– Used to deodorize the toilets and
to have a fresh smell.
When using any cleaning agents of chemicals remember
the following points:

1. Store chemicals away from guests, customer and


especially children.

2. Store chemicals in a locked, dark, cool storeroom


away from heat and direct sunlight.

3. Read and follow the manufacturer's instructions


carefully before you use the chemical.
4. Use chemicals only in well-ventilated spaces.

5. Keep your face away when using chemicals.

6. Make sure that bottles of cleaning agents are clearly


marked.

7. Never use chemicals near an open flame or while you


are smoking.

8. Protect all parts of your body while you are using


diluted chemicals.
9. Wear protective clothing such as rubber gloves and
safety footwear.

10. Keep your mind on what you are doing.

11. Avoid splashing cleaning agents.

12. Wash your hands after using cleaning agents.

13. Keep your hands away from your face.

14. Replace caps tightly immediately after use.


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