Cleaning Chemicals
Cleaning chemicals in trade sizes: glass and VDU cleaner, pine and lemon disinfectant, bleach, cream cleaner, scrubber dryer detergent, limescale remover, urinal cubes and graffiti remover.
Cleaning Chemicals — common questions
Straight answers about what we stock, how it is sold and which standard applies.
Why are these sold in packs of 2, 6 and 12?
Because they are trade quantities. The pack size sits in the product name and the price shown is for the whole pack: Clena Bleach 5L is a pack of 2, Clena Cream Cleaner 500ml is a pack of 12. Work out your cost per container by dividing, and remember every price on this site is ex VAT.
Five litres or a 750ml trigger bottle?
The 5 litre containers are the economical way to buy and are meant for refilling. The 750ml trigger bottles are ready to use on a trolley. If you are cleaning daily, buy the 5 litre and refill trigger bottles from it. Empty trigger spray bottles and a 1.5 litre pressure sprayer are stocked in this section for exactly that.
Where are the safety data sheets?
On the product page. Every chemical in this section carries its data sheet as a download, checked across the range. The only two items here without one are the empty trigger spray bottle and the pressure sprayer, which are containers rather than chemicals.
What is the difference between pine and lemon disinfectant?
Fragrance, mostly. Clena Pinesan and Clena Lemsan are both 5 litre disinfectants sold in packs of 2 and do the same job. Pick on preference, or on which one your staff will actually use. For washroom limescale and urinals, use Scalebac foaming limescale remover and Channel Cubes instead; a general disinfectant will not shift scale.
