Initially study all the areas to be cleaned: Toilets, Urinals, Washbasins, Floors, Walls, Tiles, Glass and Mirrors, Panels, Screens, Doors and Handles, observing the well used sections. Pay particular attention to the direct areas surrounding: toilets and urinals, especially the floors, as these are the source of bacteria and bad odours.

Norsan recommends cleaning with a Concentrated Multi-Purpose Bactericidal Toilet Cleaner / Descaler, which will attack bacteria and bad odours at source. When diluted it can also be safely used as a daily cleaner on all surfaces found in washrooms, including chrome, stainless steel, porcelain and ceramics.

Descaling – Hard Water Areas.
Toilets and Urinals should be descaled each week. To descale a toilet: firstly remove all the water from the bowl by pushing down and up with a toilet brush / mop, which forces the water out of the bowl. If water is left in the bowl it will weaken the cleaner / descaler product, resulting in the probability of not removing the stubborn stains. Apply the neat cleaner / descaler around the rim at the water outlets and then around the bowl. Leave until the other washroom areas have been cleaned thoroughly with the diluted product, then return to the treated toilet and agitate with a toilet brush, especially on stubborn stains. Flush toilet and rinse toilet brush / mop.
To descale urinals; apply the cleaner / descaler to the surface working from side to side with a toilet brush / mop concentrating on stubborn stains. Leave to be rinsed by the automatic flushing system, while other areas of the washroom are being cleaned with diluted product. Return to the urinal to give a final clean if necessary after flushing.
On a daily basis after cleaning the urinal and washroom with the diluted product, squirt a small amount of neat product into the urinal trap, this will help to keep the pipes free flowing and to eliminate the urine smell. next>>