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Madison Chemical: AquaBlue floor cleaner and degreaser

Clean, degrease floors with water-based floor detergent

Madison Chemical: AquaBlue floor cleaner and degreaser
By 24/7 Staff 
November 2, 2017

AquaBlue floor cleaner and degreaser from Madison Chemical is a water-based, alkaline detergent for general floor cleaning. It features high penetrating and wetting properties for fast removal of dirt, oil, grease, tire marks and other soils from industrial floor surfaces, including those that have been painted.

Environmentally friendly, the detergent has no SARA 313 reportables such as butyl cell or glycol ethers, volatile organic content, or caustic mists.

With a health hazard rating of 1, it does not impact waste treatment. Easy to rinse completely to eliminate slippery residue, the cleaner can be used with floor scrubbers, mop buckets or spray wand. It can also be used for cleaning machinery, equipment and engines.

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