Lemon Floor Gel
Selden Lemon Floor Gel removes dirt and heel marks while maintaining the appearance of polished floors. Its citrus-oil formulation cleans without removing or dulling the polish film at the recommended dilution, making it useful for regular professional floor care. The fresh lemon fragrance leaves commercial interiors smelling clean after maintenance.
Cleans while preserving the polish film
Lemon Gel removes dirt and heel marks without stripping or dulling the existing polish at its recommended dilution. Natural citrus oils and a lemon fragrance contribute to its everyday floor-care performance.
Mopping and spray-cleaning maintenance
The formulation supports damp mopping, spray cleaning and burnishing to a slip-resistant shine. Listed materials include linoleum, PVC, rubber, sealed wood, sealed cork, terrazzo and thermoplastic flooring.
Key Features & Benefits
- Removes dirt and heel marks.
- Maintains the existing polish film at the specified dilution.
- Contains citrus oils.
- Fresh lemon fragrance.
- For damp mopping and spray cleaning.
- Can be burnished to a slip-resistant shine.
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer |
Selden |
| Product identification |
Lemon Gel / Lemon Jell, B006 |
| Listed pack size |
5 litres |
| Primary uses |
Damp mopping, spray cleaning and compatible floor maintenance |
| General mopping dilution |
1:100 |
| Spray burnishing dilution |
1:50 |
| Listed floor types |
Linoleum, PVC, rubber, sealed cork, sealed wood, terrazzo and thermoplastic |
| Restrictions |
Do not use on unsealed wood or cork |
| Fragrance |
Lemon |
Ideal Applications
- Suitable commercial hard floors.
- Offices, schools and shared facilities.
- Hospitality and retail premises.
- Professional cleaning and floor-care programmes.
Complete your cleaning supplies with mops and buckets, floor-cleaning products.
Directions for Use
Check the flooring and prepare the work area
Confirm that the floor and its finish are suitable for Lemon Gel; do not use on unsealed wood or cork. Read the product label, safety sheet and any machine or flooring instructions. Plan the task so people can avoid the working area while the floor is wet and until it is dry.
Dilute at 1:100 for general mopping
For general mopping, use the manufacturer's stated 1:100 dilution. Mop the compatible floor and allow it to dry. Where appropriate to the flooring system, burnish after drying if an improved shine is required. Keep this mopping method distinct from the stronger dilution specified for spray burnishing.
Use 1:50 for the spray-burnishing method
For spray burnishing, dilute Lemon Gel at 1:50 and spray lightly ahead of a machine fitted with an appropriate nylon pad. Follow the machine, pad and floor-finish instructions when choosing the equipment and operating method. Use this process only where the flooring system is suitable for machine maintenance.
Handle, store and finish the task safely
Avoid eye contact and wear eye protection when handling the product, following the label and safety data sheet. Wash hands thoroughly after handling. Keep the container closed when it is not in use and retain the product in its original container; manage residues and disposal according to the site's procedure and product guidance.
FAQs
Will Lemon Gel remove floor polish?
At the recommended dilution, Selden states that it will not remove or dull the polish film.
Which marks does it remove?
It removes everyday dirt and heel marks.
Can it be used for spray cleaning?
Yes. Spray cleaning and spray burnishing are listed applications.
What fragrance does it leave?
It leaves a fresh lemon fragrance.
Which floors are suitable?
Listed surfaces include linoleum, PVC, rubber, sealed wood, sealed cork, terrazzo and thermoplastic flooring.
Can it be used on unsealed wood?
No. Unsealed wood and cork are excluded.
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