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Types of Cleaning Agents using in Hospitality Industry

Types of Cleaning Agents

Cleaning agents are the most important in Housekeeping department in their day to day operations to keep the room clean.

Taski is a specific products which is mostly used in HK industry, these cleaning agents are used with specific codes to understand better in HK industry eg: R1, R2, R3 ('R' Stands for 'Room Care'.).

Lets see here Taski products with details

Fig - Types of Taski Chemicals and Usage
TASKI R1

Bathroom cleaner and Sanitizer

Area to be cleaned:
All bathroom surfaces, sink, tub, tiles, floors and fittings

Dilution:
For cleaning : 20 ml in 1 ltr water
For sanitizing : 50 ml in 1 ltr water

Using:
• Spray directly on the surface to be cleaned
• Leave for 2 seconds
• Scrub if necessary and wipe surface with clean and dry cloth
• Replace cloth regularly

TASKI R2

Area to be cleaned:
All types of floor and walls

How to Dilute:
Normal soiling: 20 - 40 ml in 1 ltr. water
Heavy soiling: 50 ml in 1 ltr. water

TASKI R3 

Glass cleaner

Area to be cleaned:
Window mirrors, glass display cases

Dilution:
20 – 50 ml in 1 ltr water for cleaning all types of glasses and mirrors

Using:
• Spray directly on a dry clean cloth
• Apply to the surface and wipe with a clean dry lint free cloth
• Replace cloth regularly
• Buffing dry

TASKI R4 

Furniture polish

Area to be cleaned:
All wooden floors and furnishings

Dilution:
Ready to use

Using:
• Do not use on glasses, floors, stairs and laminated sheet
• Shake the bottle well before use
• Spray on soft dry cloth
• Apply to surface evenly and start buffing
• Buffed the floor / surface to high shine
• Replace cloth regularly

TASKI R5 

Air freshener

Area to be cleaned:
Offices. Corridors, washrooms

Dilution:
Ready to use

Using:
• Do not spray directly on the floor
• Spray upward into the centre of the room as required

 TASKI R6 

Toilet bowl cleaner

Area to be cleaned:
Toilet bowls and urinals

Dilution:
Ready to use

Using:
• Heavy duty toilet bowl and urinal cleaner
• Do not use on stainless steel, enamel, marble and tiles
• Flush around bowl specially around rim and bowl waterline
• Direct nozzle under toilet rim and evenly over the surfaces
• Leave for 5 – 10 min.
• Flush toilet
• Push water level down with toilet brush

TASKI R7

For removal of oil and grease

Area to be cleaned:
Oil stained floor

Dilution:
Normal soiling : 20 - 40 ml in 1 ltr water
Heavy soiling : 50 ml in 1 ltr water

Using:
• For wet mopping, take solution, bucket and mop
• Rinse the mop frequently
• Alternatively use scrubbing machine and pickup solution with wet vacuum

TASKI R9 

Removal of hard stains from Bathroom Walls and Fittings

Dilution:
50 - 100ml in 1 ltr water, as per the stain requirement

Using:
• Prevent scale dirt on wall fittings
• Spray directly on the surface to be cleaned
• Leave for 20 sec
• Scrub and drain plain water
• Wipe surface and polish all metal surfaces with clean cloth
• Replace cloth regularly
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