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ActiWash  |  SKU: AWP5L

Actiwash Professional: Powerful Outdoor Softwash Biocide - Chlorine Free

€74.95 EUR
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Description

Actiwash Pro is an efficacious and nearly pH neutral biocide suitable for the removal and control of unsightly organic (red, green and dark) staining found on many exterior surfaces. It's a more concentrated version (5x) of Actiwash Domestic and is designed for professional users. The powerful anti-microbial properties exhibited by the Actiwash formula slow down recontamination, thus providing lasting results, Actiwash is bleach-free and safe for use on virtually any natural or synthetic building surface.

Features:

  • Contains: 50% DDAC amongst other ingredients.
  • 5 litres makes up to 255 litres
  • Cleans and preserves exterior surfaces
  • Non-bleaching - chlorine free
  • Biodegradable
  • Hard water resistant
  • Provides long-lasting results
  • Easy to apply 

Approved by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine: PCS 99398

Approved by the Health Service Executive: HSE 10881

How does Actiwash work?

Actiwash affects the proteins and cell membrane of microorganisms, consequently causing the release of nitrogen and phosphorus from cells. Where an apply and leave application is used, the processes of natural weathering work to eliminate the dead biofilm staining. 

How long does the self-cleansing process (spray/brush & leave) take?

(1) Green algae stains should disappear within a week.

(2) Red algae stains should disappear within 2-3 weeks.

(3) well established dark staining can take several months to disappear. Gradual lightening of the surface contamination should be noticeable within the first few weeks and months following treatment.

Note: Severe biofilms may require an additional application. However, this is not typically necessary. A brush agitation of the Actiwash solution is advisable on heavily contaminated areas.

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