Neutral Floor Cleaner vs. Neutralizer: What’s the Difference?

Keeping your facility’s floors and carpets in top condition requires the right tools and products, especially during challenging seasons like winter. Understanding the differences between neutral cleaners, neutralizers and extraction rinses can help you choose the best solutions for maintaining a clean, safe environment year-round.

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Neutral Floor Cleaner

  • All-purpose cleaning solution for daily use
  • Cleans dirt, grime and debris without harming the floor’s protective finish
  • Neutral pH ensures safe, regular maintenance for floor longevity

NeutralizerNeutralizer

  • Specially designed to remove salt and ice melt residue
  • Slightly acidic pH breaks down alkaloid salt deposits and residue
  • Prevents white haze and buildup that can damage the floor over time
  • Best used during winter months

At most FBG job sites, we use Diversey neutralizer, which comes in an easy-to-use dissolvable tablet form.

Extraction Rinse for CarpetsExtraction Rinse

  • Used in carpet extractors to flush out salt, dirt and moisture
  • Neutralizes residues and deep cleans without harsh chemical buildup
  • Preserves the integrity and appearance of carpet fibers

At most FBG job sites, we use Diversey extraction rinse.

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November 20, 2024