GO2 Concentrated Hydrogen Peroxide Grout Cleaning Solution (Citrus Scent) | 4 Gallons

Product Description

With Nyco's GO2, the natural citrus solvent penetrates and dissolves oil and grease. The biodegradable detergents emulsify and suspend soils, and the hydrogen peroxide oxidizes soil and stains, destroys odors, and provides color-safe bleaching action. Great for greasy tiled floors in kitchens, and restaurants. Cleans grout lines to nearly new for heavily soiled tiled floors. Removes mold and mildew from ceramic tile countertops and shower walls.

Nyco's GO2 meets all standards for a green seal rating, which means it will have no known human toxicity, carcinogens or reproductive toxins. It is also non skin sensitizing, non-combustible with no, or minimal V.O.C.'s, and is made of biodegradable ingredients that do not contribute to aquatic toxicity or eutrophication.

Directions for Use:

General Cleaning & Degreasing: Light Soil - 2-4 oz. per gallon of cold tap water. Medium Soil - 8-12 oz. per gallon of cold tap water. Heavy Duty Soil - 14-16 oz. per gallon of cold tap water. Apply to surface, let stand 2 minutes to loosen soil, agitate if necessary with a scrub pad or brush, rinse and let air dry.

Tile & Grout Restoration Cleaning: Mix 6-8 oz. per gallon of cold tap water Apply to surface, let stand 3-5 minutes. Agitate with a scrub pad or stiff brush. Rinse with water and let air dry.

Carpet Extraction (Always pretest first for color fastness): Superior cleaning while neutralizing alkaline carpet shampoo residue left behind from previous carpet cleaning. Leaves carpet fibers clean, soft and deodorized. Mix at 1/2-2 oz. per gallon of cold tap water depending upon soil condition of the carpet.

General Carpet Spotter (Always pretest first for color fastness): Removes the most stubborn stains; fruit juices, coffee, wine, soda, grease, etc. Spray on soiled area. Let stand for about a minute. Blot with a clean white towel, turning it over after each blot. Do not saturate the spot. Repeat if necessary. Mix at 4-6 oz. per gallon of cold tap water or 2 oz. in a quart (32 oz.) trigger spray bottle then fill remainder with water.