CRL Bio-Clean Water Stain Remover Pouches

• Effectively Removes Water and Mineral Stains, Rust, Tree Sap, Paint Overspray, Soap Scum and Mildew from Glass and Other Surfaces
• Works Great On: Shower Doors, Windows, Glass Surfaces, Tile and Fiberglass, Windshields, Chrome, Porcelain, Corian, Anodized Brass and Aluminum, Stainless Steel and Hard Vinyl
• Removes Stage One Corrosion Quickly
• Five Sample Pouches Per Pack

CRL Bio-Clean Water Stain Remover Pouches keep your customers coming back. Leave one or two pouches with your customer after each beautiful frameless shower door installation. Once they see how well CRL Bio-Clean removes soap scum and water stains, they will be ordering 16 fluid ounce (473 ml) bottles from you. Works well in combination with CRL TPC16 Surface Protector.

CRL Bio-Clean is a professional strength cleaner recommended by both glazing contractors and professional window cleaning companies. It is successfully used in hospitals, nursing homes, manufacturing plants, hotels, supermarkets and other public facilities with difficult to clean surfaces.

Apply CRL Bio-Clean directly onto surface or on a cloth, sponge, brush or electric buffer. Press firmly to loosen stain with a rubbing action, then just rinse with water until residue free. Dry with cloth or paper towel. Can be reapplied as needed until surface is sparkling clean. On severely stained shower doors use a non-scratch pad. On tile and porcelain use a green Scotch Brite pad.

Stage One Corrosion is defined as glass with light corrosion, with little or no damage to the glass. Stage Two Corrosion occurs when the deposits are no longer on the surface of the glass, but have started to break down the molecular structure of the glass, leaving an etched or white haze on the glass after the stain has been removed. CRL Bio-Clean Water Stain Remover will not repair glass with Stage Two Corrosion.

Product Warning:

Do not use on surfaces that can be harmed by the use of a mild abrasive.

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