Bio-Enzymatic Cleaner

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Probiotic Heavy-Duty Cleaner

Commercial strength probiotic cleaner, suitable for use on floors, walls and most hard surfaces.

Application

For cleaning and odour neutralising of
• For heavy-duty, no-rinse floors and walls cleaning
• For stubborn, ingrained soiling on hard surfaces
• For odour neutralising

5L – FK-BIOPHD05

MPI APPROVED C31
(All animal product except dairy)

Information Sheet


Direction

Hard Surface Spray & Wipe/Light Cleaning: Dilute at the ratio of 1:49 (2% solution, 20 ml per 1 litre) with warm or cold fresh tap water. Apply diluted solution by clean cloth or by a foaming spray head onto the surface. Agitate and let product to act for 10-20 minutes. Rinse or squeegee off when finished.
Hard Surface/Medium Soiling: Dilute at the ratio of 1:19 (5% solution, 50 ml per 1 litre) with warm or cold fresh tap water. May be used as a spray cleaner, using a foaming spray head or mopped over surfaces. Agitate and let product to act for 10-20 minutes. Rinse or squeegee off the excess leaving residual product to allow probiotics to continue working.

Heavy Duty Soiling: Dilute at a ratio of 1:9 (10% solution, 100 ml per 1 litre) with warm or cold fresh tap water and apply with a foam-spray head or mop onto floors and surfaces. Agitate with a stiff clean brush and allow product to sit for a period of 10-30 minutes before additional agitation, then rinse or squeegee off. Repeat use of this product will continue to lift ingrained soiling and oils.
Toilet Cleaning: Apply 50ml undiluted directly to the toilet bowl around the top rim, allow it to run down, then scrub and flush. Dose daily to help maintain a healthy septic system. A 500ml “shock dose” may be required for odorous or blocked septic systems. Repeat for 4 days and then apply 50ml daily maintenance dose.

Waste Bin Treatment: Apply diluted solution 1:9 (heavy duty soiling) directly from bucket or from a foaming spray head into waste bins to reduce odours and to breakdown soiling before cleaning. Once rinsed, the bins can be lightly re-sprayed and put back into service. This will help reduce odours during future use.

What You Should Know

  1. Continuous Cleaning: Contains live probiotics that keep producing enzymes until soiling is consumed. The enzymes break down the soil for the probiotics to consume and remove.
  2. Efficiency Redefined: Works long after application, reducing the frequency of cleaning.
  3. Safe and Sustainable: Non-toxic, biodegradable, and environmentally responsible.
  4. Healthier Surfaces: Yes, they’re great for septic tanks! In systems connected to a septic tank the probiotics boost microbe levels and keep septic systems free of odours and working at optimum levels.

Unlike traditional enzyme-based cleaners, which contain a fixed amount of enzymes that target specific types of dirt and stop working once those enzymes are used up, probiotic cleaners offer a more dynamic solution. Probiotics are living microorganisms that continuously produce enzymes as long as organic soil is present.

Probiotic cleaners provide a dual-action cleaning mechanism: first, they release enzymes to break down organic soils, and then the probiotics themselves digest the resulting particles. This two-step process allows them to tackle a broader range of substances more effectively than cleaners that rely solely on enzymes. Probiotic cleaners not only break down soil but also consume it completely, leaving no residue behind. The result is a deeper, longer-lasting clean.

  • Application: Simply apply the cleaner to the surface and allow the probiotics time to work. Depending on the level of soiling, it may take several hours or days for the enzymes to fully break down and eliminate the dirt.
  • No Rinsing Required: Bio-Fresh Pro cleaners are designed to save time and water. There's no need to rinse after application as the probiotics will continue to work on the surface.
  • Avoid Mixing with Other Chemicals: Do not use Bio-Fresh Pro products in combination with chemical cleaners, especially bleach or quaternary ammonium compounds, as these can kill the probiotics and reduce effectiveness.

Enzymes have been widely used in cleaning products, especially in laundry and multi-purpose detergents.