Industrial Cleaner and Degreaser - 5 Gal

A powerful all-purpose cleaner and degreaser that provides a safer alternative to other cleaners, bleaches, & solvents. The trusted formula is non-abrasive and non-caustic, and is recognized by the U.S. EPA's Safer Choice Program as safer for people and the environment. Designed to be used on washable surfaces, Simple Green can be used to remove heavy dirt, grease, food residue, and stains from countertops, sinks, tile, carpet, flooring, upholstery, and more. The cost-effective concentrate can be used manually or in cleaning equipment such as such as floor scrubbers, dip tanks, carpet extractors, pressure washers, parts washers, steam extractors, and foamers. It easily cuts through tough grease, oils, cutting fluids, built-up grime and residue on equipment, engines, machinery, vehicles, and manufactured parts. This powerful formula makes it ideal for a wide range of industries including janitorial, manufacturing, MRO, food processing, mining, automotive, transportation, and engineering.

• Breaks up grease lifting it from non-porous and porous surfaces to wash it away
• Concentrated formula = 31x the original volume
• Versatile formula can be used manually or with cleaning equipment
• Complies with the most restrictive state regulations on VOCs
• Non-flammable formula minimizes hazards
• Fresh, deodorizing sassafras scent effectively eliminates odors
• Water-based formula is free of butyl, solvents, and phosphates
• Concentrate offers customizable dilutions for heavy, medium and light cleaning tasks
• Safer Choice certified product
• Mild alkaline pH of 8.5 - 9.2 means compatibility with a wide variety of porous and non-porous surfaces including metals, rubbers, plastics, glass, rinsable textures, and fabrics.
• Compatible with a variety of equipment such as floor scrubbers, dip tanks, carpet extractors, pressure washers, parts washers, and foamers
• Exempt from OSHA & EPA special handling & personal protection requirements for hazardous materials
• Biodegradable formula reaches 100% biodegradation within six months when disposed into a sanitiary sewer or septic system (per OECD 301D extended testing)