What is Tornado Cleanze?

Tornado Cleanze is a thick gel used for removing particularly tough staining, mainly (though not exclusively) black and red. It comes into it's own when cleaning stone or concrete window sills and surrounds, stone or concrete capping stones, etc. 

The gel allows Tornado Cleanze to "stick" to surfaces for longer, increasing it's effectiveness through prolonged contact. This quality is especially valuable when cleaning the vertical uprights of window surrounds, badly colonised render and garden walls.

It can be used to "spot clean" areas of severe residual staining if, after an initial treatment with our Lightning Cleanze biocide, results show this to be necessary.

What is Lightning Cleanze?

Lightning Cleanze is a biocide and is thinner, enabling it to be easily applied via a water fed pole (WFP). It is used for the first biocidal treatment of exterior hard surfaces, particularly wall render, when a faster result is needed than Bio Cleanze alone can offer.

Lightning Cleanze is used on any surface when the colonisation is too severe for it to be practicable to use Bio Cleanze as a first treatment. First use of Lightning Cleanze is particularly appropriate when a customer wants the fastest possible result.

Once a surface has been properly treated and the biofilm removed using Lightning Cleanze and, if necessary Tornado Cleanze, ongoing Bio Cleanze biocide treatments – using our "Clean & Maintain" softwash systems – are usually all that is required to keep a property permanently clean.

Benz "Clean & Maintain" softwash systems

Offering your customers a "Clean & Maintain" ongoing maintenance programme is a win-win service. It gives your customers a permanently clean property and you, the contractor, a source of regular repeat business.

The Benz Product Documentation & Application Guides

We've detailed the dilution ratios and activation times for all our products on the individual product pages and in our Product Documentation Pack

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