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The new sailing season is coming and the boats owners are arranging them for their rides on lakes or seas. In addition to mechanical maintenance, it is usually needed to clean the boat surfaces from dust and bad weather traces, as often boats are kept outdoor or

More and more municipalities are going to start a highly ecological practice: the selective collection of domestic waste. There are various ways to make the collection: dumpsters on the public road, door-to-door collection… Citizens must only fill and manage their domestic bins, waiting for emptying. Even in

Often it happens to watch advertising spots talking about various degreasers and their innovative cleaning properties… but never thinking about environmental care or low toxicity. Indeed, good cleaning risults can be achieved by a very ecological and nontoxic product too, as Bensos’ Universal Degreaser! Let’s see which

The most suitable products for cleaning marble surfaces are Universal Degreaser code MC, Alkaline Floorwasher code MP, Hygienizing Detergent for bathroom code IN, as they are not corrosive agents against limestone and dewaxing agents. Clean & Wax for hardwood and marble floor code LVCP is suitable too, as

If a hard surface is dirtier than you thought, the detergent you chose shows to be lacking in cleaning power, making soil diffuse instead of being removed. Windows Cleaner code V is very good for cleaning daily low-dirt windows and mirrors; but if you use it to

Both household and professional dishwashers are generally made to work with detergent and rinse-aid. Detergent is usually alkaline, it degreases and suspends soil in washing water; rinse-aid, acidic or neutral product characterized by the presence of antilime agents and drying increasers, enters during rinsing phase. The latter

Why is it not recommended to use a simple hygienizer (without cleaning properties) to treat a very dirty surface? When a lot of greasy or encrusted soil is present, microbes tend to nestle inside it, so that soil itself becomes a shelter for them againts hygienizer action.

When our kids’ underwear, such as shorts or nappies of cotton, get very very dirty… the following is a good method to clean up traces of faeces, optimizing sanification procedures: first of all, it is recommended to wear protective gloves (!); the bulk of the dirt must be removed,

Antiscaling products containing mineral acids are very effective, particularly against rust that could come out of old leaky water pipes. They must be used very cautiously, possibly the bare minimum, as acids most frequently present as ingredients – hydrochloric acid, sulphuric acid and phosphoric acid – are

Water has a cleaning action by itself, especially when it is hot. Just think about cooking pasta: when we add salt to the water, it soon dissolves. The same thing happens to soil, particularly to powder or dry mud. Well… why detergents are requested? There are various