Diluting Cleaning Chemicals: Traditional, Concentrates and Sachets

Traditional Cleaning Chemicals like Prochem Clensan, Micro Clean and Extraction Carpet Clean

Traditional Cleaning Chemicals

For larger areas or for more value per litre, try our 5L
Prochem Clensan 5L >
Micro Clean 5L >
Extraction Carpet Cleaner >

Concentrate Enviro chemicals for smaller problems across a variety of surfaces.

Concentrate Cleaning Chemicals

Get 12 X 1L of insecticide for lots of smaller problems across a variety of surfaces.
Enviro A7 Air Freshener 1L >
H2 Interior Hard Surface Cleaner >
K5 Kitchen Degreaser 1L >

Trigger heads and spray bottles for Soluble Sachet Chemicals

Soluble Sachet Chemicals

Shake the chemical well before use, then apply 1 to 4 ml of sachet per cubic metre. Spray as a fine mist using a trigger head and spray bottle.

Jangro Kitchen Degreaser >
Jangro Multi Purpose Cleaner >
Jangro Cleaner Disinfectant >

Cleaning Chemicals Misconceptions, Uses and best practice

Dilution Rates:
Don't water down your bank balance!

Cleaning chemicals come in various shapes and sizes: ready-to-use, concentrated and sachets.

Mastering which option is right for you can help you clean better and get you the best value for money from your purchase. Though most chemicals are sold in either 1 or 5 litres, you get far more out of the option with the greatest dilution rate.

Common Misconceptions

It's a common misconception that using more of a concentrated chemical gets a job done quicker and better, however a solution that is too strong can damage surfaces. Whilst too weak of a solution may mean workers do not get the results they are after.

It's a common misconception that using more of a concentrated chemical gets a job done quicker and better, however a solution that is too strong can damage surfaces. Whilst too weak of a solution may mean workers do not get the results they are after.

Correctly mixing and diluting a chemical ensures you save money and helps ensure better cleaning result and dilution ratios can be found on the Product Usage Guides.

What are the advantages?

These include: Reduced wastage on plastic containers, user time, more storage space, better cleaning results and consistency to each task.

Dilution comes in three forms: Traditional Cleaning Chemicals, Concentrate Chemicals and Soluble Sachets. -1