PROSEPT professional chemicals for cleaning companies
For cleaning technologists, team leaders and procurement specialists. Identify the material and soil before choosing a product and process. This guide does not replace the current product label, safety data sheet or equipment manufacturer’s instructions.
How we prepare our guidance ↗1. Start with the material and task
Identify the substrate, coating, soil and previously applied chemicals. Broad labels such as tile, stone or plastic do not establish compatibility. Test the process on the actual material and assess colour, gloss and residue after drying.
2. pH, foam and the cleaning process
pH and foam characteristics help select a process but do not establish compatibility. Alkaline, acidic and neutral products have different roles. Use a machine-cleaning method only when both the equipment and chemical instructions allow it; do not increase concentration on your own.
3. Floors: cleaning and recovering dirty solution
Identify the flooring and protective finish and distinguish manual from machine cleaning. Textured porcelain requires suitable mechanical action and thorough recovery of dirty solution. Streaks, tackiness or films after drying can indicate overdosing or inadequate removal and rinsing.
4. Bathrooms: scale, organic soil and disinfection
Limescale, rust and organic soil require different solutions. Check the limitations of BT Bath Uni and BT Bath Acid+ before substituting one for the other. Adjacent fittings and stone may need protection even when ceramic is compatible. Never combine chlorine treatment with acid in a container or on an unrinsed surface; document the rinsing sequence.
5. Glass and textiles
Check glass for films, tinting and special coatings; use clean water and tools. OP Crystal and OP Crystal F+ are different products. For textiles, check the care label, colour fastness and permission for wet cleaning. With TX Shampoo+, follow product and equipment instructions and plan moisture extraction, ventilation and complete drying.
6. Kitchens and equipment
Manual degreasing, automatic washing, rinsing and descaling are separate tasks. PR Par+, PR Splash+, PR Smoke F+, PR Fog+ and the CK range are not interchangeable. Check the exact equipment model, manufacturer approval and dosing system, including restrictions for aluminium and non-ferrous alloys.
7. Post-construction cleaning
Distinguish gypsum, cement, adhesive and paint residues. The ability to dissolve cement does not establish safety on concrete or marble. Sources for EXTRA+ conflict on mineral substrates: do not independently recommend it for a named material; verify the current instructions with IPANDA.
8. Dosing and units
Do not confuse ml/L, percentages and dilution ratios. Check whether the dose refers to water or the final working solution. For example, a dose of 10 ml per litre of final solution needs 50 ml of concentrate for 5 L, topped up with water to a total of 5 L. This is a teaching example, not a universal application rate.
9. Cost the whole operation
Container price alone does not establish economy. Include labour, water, repeat passes, rinsing and rework risk. For a dose in ml/L of final solution: chemical cost per litre = pack price × dose ÷ (pack volume in litres × 1000). Measure actual solution consumption per area on site; concentration alone cannot provide it.
10. Cleaning and disinfection are separate regimes
A disinfection claim requires documented confirmation of the product, treated object, intended effect, concentration and contact time. Do not present cleaning doses for UN DEZ+ as a universal regime against every microorganism. Visual cleanliness, scent or shine does not prove a microbiological result.
11. Create a company operating standard
For each operation record the material, product and SKU, instruction source, dose, temperature, dwell time, tools, rinsing, drying and protective equipment. List prohibited mixtures and surfaces. Train staff on a real test area; review the method before wider use when a product, label or coating changes.
Products and instructions
Do not mix cleaning chemicals, particularly acids and chlorine-based products. Test a small inconspicuous area at the permitted concentration. Original manufacturer PDFs may be in Russian. The table uses the technical instructions already published in the English product pages.
| Product and purpose | Preparation and application | Consumption and dosing | Restrictions and safety |
|---|---|---|---|
| UN SPRAY+ ↗ 902UN-5 Low-foaming professional cleaning concentrate for dust, grease, ink and adhesive residue, with antistatic action. 5 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | Alkaline concentrate, pH about 11. For manual wiping of furniture, handrails, glass, mirrors, plastic and compatible hard surfaces. | IPANDA does not give an exact dilution in the text. Check the label; no area rate is assumed. | Wear gloves and protective clothing when handling concentrate. Spot-test compatibility. |
| UN DEZ+ ↗ 502UN-5 Neutral low-foaming QAC concentrate for cleaning and sanitation of water-resistant hard surfaces. 5 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | 1:100 concentrate, pH about 7; chlorine-free. Daily: 10–20 ml/L. Deep cleaning: 20–50 ml/L for 15–25 minutes, scrub and rinse. Sanitation: 35–50 ml/L for 20–60 minutes as instructed. | Dose in ml/L; no area rate specified. | Confirm equipment compatibility with its manufacturer. Follow the sanitation instructions and avoid eye contact. |
| MP EFFECT+ ↗ 901MP-5 Low-foaming alkaline concentrate for manual or machine washing of linoleum, laminate, stone, ceramic, rubber, timber and resin floors. 5 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | Low-foaming alkaline concentrate, pH about 10.5. Daily cleaning: 10–20 ml/L, no rinse. Deep cleaning: 20–50 ml/L followed by rinsing. Machine washing: 5–10 ml/L. | Dose is based on working-solution volume; no area rate is specified. | Wear gloves and avoid eye contact. Spot-test compatibility on unfamiliar flooring. |
| MP KERAMA+ ↗ 903MP-5 Two-in-one alkaline concentrate for cleaning and antistatic protection of tile, ceramic and porcelain stoneware, matt or glossy. 5 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | Alkaline concentrate at 1:80–1:200, pH about 10. Daily cleaning: 3–7 ml/L, no rinse. Deep cleaning: 13–25 ml/L, then rinse with water. | Dose is given in ml/L. Area consumption depends on equipment and cleaning method. | Wear gloves and protective clothing and avoid skin and eye contact. Deep-cleaning solution must be rinsed. |
| BT BATH UNI ↗ 103BT-5 Ready-to-use citric-acid cleaner for daily washroom maintenance in hospitality. Removes limescale and soap deposits. 5 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | Ready-to-use low-foaming citric-acid cleaner. Apply to a damp surface; for taps, apply to a sponge first. Leave for 5–7 minutes, scrub and rinse. | Ready to use. IPANDA does not specify an area-based rate or an exact dilution for large areas. | Do not exceed 5–7 minutes. Rinse enamel, chrome and nickel thoroughly. Wear gloves and spot-test compatibility. Never mix with chlorine products. |
| BT BATH ACID+ ↗ 101BT-5 Acidic gel for persistent rust, limescale, soap deposits and urine scale in washrooms. Concentrate, 5 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | Acidic gel concentrate. Test an inconspicuous area. Apply concentrate to resistant sanitary fixtures with a brush or cloth; rinse after 5–10 minutes. | Fixtures: concentrate. Walls and floors: 2–5 ml/L, scrub and rinse. No area-based rate specified. | Do not use on enamel, acrylic, nickel, chrome, glossy or glazed tiles, or marble. Wear gloves; never mix with chlorine products. |
| OP CRYSTAL F+ ↗ 903OP-1 High-foaming super-concentrate up to 1:400 for glass façades, shopfronts, panoramic glazing and glossy surfaces. 1 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | Alkaline high-foaming concentrate up to 1:400. Normal soil: 1–2 ml/L. Heavy soil: 4–10 ml/L. Spot-test the material before first use. | Dose is specified in ml/L of working solution; no area-based rate is stated. | Wear rubber gloves and avoid skin and eye contact. Store at +5 to +30 °C. |
| TX SHAMPOO+ ↗ 901TX-5 Low-foaming alkaline concentrate for carpets, textile upholstery and vehicle interiors. For manual or machine extraction cleaning. 5 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | Concentrate up to 1:100, pH about 11. Manual cleaning: 10–50 ml/L, leave 1–5 minutes and remove soil. Machine cleaning: 10–30 ml/L, rinse with warm water, groom the pile and dry fully. | Dose is specified in ml per litre of working solution; no area-based rate is given. | Test colour fastness first. Do not walk on the covering until fully dry. Wear gloves. |
| Oil 300+ ↗ 904OI-5 Low-foaming alkaline concentrate for technical oils, lubricants and petroleum residues. Suitable for floor scrubbers. Original instructions / source ↗ | Low-foaming alkaline concentrate. Dilute, apply and rinse thoroughly. Soak tools for 10–15 minutes, then rinse. | Surfaces: 7–50 ml/L. Tool soaking: 15–50 ml/L. Solution concentration is not an area-based rate. | Do not use concentrate on unpainted wood, copper or other non-ferrous metals. Wear rubber gloves and protective clothing. |
| EXTRA+ ↗ 101EX-5 Strong-acid post-construction cleaning concentrate for cement, lime, grout, salt deposits, scale and rust runs. 5 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | Acid concentrate up to 1:100, pH about 1. Routine cleaning: 10–50 ml/L, leave 5–10 minutes and rinse thoroughly. Stubborn cement residue: 200–500 ml/L or neat product. | Choose concentration by contamination and substrate. No verified L/m² rate is provided. | For acid-resistant surfaces only. Not for marble, concrete, chrome, copper, zinc, enamel, anodised aluminium, engineered stone, glazed glossy tile, laminate or parquet. PPE required. EXTRA+ compatibility needs clarification: the attached technical sheet prohibits concrete, while the PROSEPT page lists it. Until current instructions for your batch are confirmed, EXTRA+ is excluded from automatic surface/task matching. We do not recommend it for concrete or paving without manufacturer confirmation. EXTRA+ compatibility needs clarification: the attached technical sheet prohibits concrete, while the PROSEPT page lists it. Until current instructions for your batch are confirmed, EXTRA+ is excluded from automatic surface/task matching. We do not recommend it for concrete or paving without manufacturer confirmation. |
| FL SEA ↗ 502FL-5 Professional sea-breeze odour neutraliser with antimicrobial action for washrooms, warehouses and production spaces. 5 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | Ready-to-use neutral formula. Shake before use. For air freshening, spray evenly; 1–3 trigger pulls cover up to 5 m². For the source, spray directly and do not rinse. | Dose depends on spray method and odour source; area calculation does not apply. | Do not use near open flame or operating heaters. Avoid eye contact. |
| CK Grill+ ↗ 901CK-5 Strong alkaline cleaner for grills and ovens in professional kitchens. Concentrate, SKU 901CK-5. Original instructions / source ↗ | Strong alkaline concentrate for removing baked-on grease from professional kitchen equipment. Use the method and dose below and in the technical sheet. For machine use, verify compatibility and programme against equipment instructions. | Manual combi-oven and oven cleaning: undiluted. Burnt-on deposits: 3–7 min; heavy grease: up to 15–20 min, never let dry. Light grease: 3%; heavy-grease soaking: 7–10%. Use at 20–85 °C. | Do not use on painted surfaces or non-ferrous alloys. Do not mix with other products. Use protection specified in the technical sheet. Store sealed at +5 to +25 °C. Shelf life: 36 months. |
| CK Grill Gel+ ↗ 902CK-5 Strongly alkaline gel for burnt-on grease on grills, ovens and kitchen equipment. Clings to vertical surfaces. 5 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | Alkaline gel cleaner. Use the method and dose below and in the technical sheet. For machine use, verify compatibility and programme against equipment instructions. | Invert bottle several times. Apply at 20–50 °C for 5–10 min; heavy grease up to 15–20 min. Do not let dry; brush and rinse thoroughly. No general-cleaning dilution is specified. | Do not use on painted surfaces or non-ferrous alloys. Do not mix with other products. Use protection specified in the technical sheet. Store sealed at +5 to +25 °C. Shelf life: 36 months. |
| CK CITRUS+ ↗ 904CK-1 Terpene-solvent concentrate for degreasing and removing persistent organic odours in professional kitchens and food production. 1 L. Original instructions / source ↗ | Mildly alkaline, low-foaming concentrate with D-limonene. Use the method and dose below and in the technical sheet. For machine use, verify compatibility and programme against equipment instructions. | Hard surfaces: 10–100 mL/L final solution. Stains: dilute 1:1–1:10, leave 5–10 min, rinse. Laundry pretreatment: 1:1–1:5 for 5–10 min, then main wash. | Do not use on wool, silk or coated membrane fabrics. Do not mix with other products. Use protection specified in the technical sheet. Store sealed at +5 to +25 °C. Shelf life: 36 months. |