SURE SmartDose Cleaner and Disinfectant Concentrate 1.4Ltr (FA222)

Pack Quantity: 1 x 1.4Ltr. Tested To BS EN 1276 and BS EN 14476

Do your bit for the planet by making the switch to this 1.4Ltr Diversey SURE SmartDose cleaner and disinfectant concentrate bottle. As this cleaner and disinfectant is made entirely from renewable, plant-based ingredients, it is fully biodegradable and free from hazardous materials. As such, it will break down into the Earth safely and keep your staff and customers protected against potentially harmful substances.

Not only kind to the Earth, the professional solution will quickly power through dirt, grime and bacteria. This will help you to maintain the highest possible standards of food hygiene in your kitchen.

The state-of-the-art SmartDose packaging delivers a consistent shot of chemical every time. This will make it extremely easy for your employees to achieve the correct dilution ratios for each cleaning task. The SmartDose packaging also requires no connection to water, enabling portable and flexible use for maximum convenience.

• Capacity: 1.4Ltr
• Dimensions: 194(H) x 105(W)mm
• Material: Plastic
• Weight: 1.5100kg
• Colour: Clear
• Contact Time: 30 seconds clean, 5 minutes dirty
• The solution is food-safe, ideal for commercial kitchens
• Suitable for use on kitchen surfaces, utensils, chopping boards and equipment
• Dilution Ratio: 1:77 for trigger spray bottles
• Dilution Ratio: 1:100 for mop buckets
• Each 1.4Ltr bottle will fill approximately 140 x bottles or 70 x mop buckets
• Made entirely from biodegradable, plant-based materials such as sugar beet, maize, straw bran, wheat bran and coconut
• Free from hazardous artificial dyes, perfumes, quats, phosphates, oxide compounds and chlorine
• The SmartDose system makes it easy to achieve accurate and cost-efficient chemical dosing
• Conforms to the BS EN 1276 standard for antibacterial performance
• Kills 99.9% of bacteria within 30 seconds - 5 minutes
• Tested to the BS EN 14476 standard for effectiveness against enveloped viruses