What makes CreteClean Plus with Scar Guard different from a standard floor cleaner?
It is formulated specifically for concrete, including densified and densified-polished concrete. Its cleaning technology helps lift and suspend dirt, oil, and grit so they can be removed instead of being left behind to dull the floor’s appearance. Regular use also helps maintain sheen and reduce the visual impact of minor scratches and blemishes over time.
What surfaces can CreteClean Plus be used on?
CreteClean Plus is designed for regular concrete, densified concrete, and densified-polished concrete. It can also be used on most other hard-surface floors, including painted floors, but it is not for natural wood.
Why isn’t a neutral-pH cleaner always the best choice for concrete?
Concrete is naturally sensitive to improper chemistry. CreteClean Plus is formulated to a 9-10 pH range when diluted for use, a range compatible with cured concrete while providing effective cleaning. The goal is to clean away soil without relying on harsh acids or overly aggressive cleaners that can contribute to etching, staining, or dullness.
How do I dilute and apply CreteClean Plus?
For general cleaning, dilute standard CreteClean Plus at 1 oz. per gallon of water. Apply with a cotton mop, automatic scrubber, or appropriate floor-cleaning equipment; remove excess solution and allow the floor to air-dry. Always add product after filling the tank or bucket with water to minimize foaming.
What is the difference between CreteClean Plus and CreteClean Plus Single Dose?
Both deliver the same concrete-cleaning and Scar Guard benefits. Single Dose is the convenient, pre-measured format: it removes measuring and guesswork, helps prevent over- or under-dosing, and makes usage and inventory easier to manage across multiple operators.
Can CreteClean Plus help with scratches, scuffs, and loss of sheen?
Scar Guard is a proprietary additive that works with the floor through regular cleaning. Over time, it can help reduce the visual impact of minor scratches and blemishes, support sheen retention, and complement burnishing or diamond-pad maintenance. It will not erase deep damage or replace repair work.