Encyclopedia Of Clean
Here at EaCo Chem we know that cleaning can be a daunting task even for experienced professionals.
Thats why we have placed customer education as a top priority.
The Encyclopedia of Clean will answer many of your questions about cleaning.
If you can't find what you are looking for in the encyclopedia then just call us, we are happy to help!
The Encyclopedia of Clean is a general guide to help identify cleaning issues and select the correct EaCo Chem product for the job. It is organized by categories of stains, then by each individual type of stain. General guidelines are given to help identify the stain. The most common substrates that the type of stain appears on is listed, however many stains can appear on a multitude of other substrates. The most effective EaCo Chem products are listed for cleaning but other products may be more suitable under particular circumstances. If you are unsure about a stain we encourage you to contact EaCo Chem Inc. support for individualized instruction.
The Encyclopedia of Clean is not a definitive document, stains can appear in a multitude of forms on many substrates. Ultimately it is your testing that will determine the suitability of a product to effectively and safely clean a given substrate. Always consult with the product specification sheet prior to cleaning any surface.
The Encyclopedia of Clean is a general guide to help identify cleaning issues and select the correct EaCo Chem product for the job. It is organized by categories of stains, then by each individual type of stain. General guidelines are given to help identify the stain. The most common substrates that the type of stain appears on is listed, however many stains can appear on a multitude of other substrates. The most effective EaCo Chem products are listed for cleaning but other products may be more suitable under particular circumstances. If you are unsure about a stain we encourage you to contact EaCo Chem Inc. support for individualized instruction.
The Encyclopedia of Clean is not a definitive document, stains can appear in a multitude of forms on many substrates. Ultimately it is your testing that will determine the suitability of a product to effectively and safely clean a given substrate. Always consult with the product specification sheet prior to cleaning any surface.
Categories
White Stains Includes calcite, efflorescence, haze, lime run, and white scum stains.
Vanadium and Manganese Includes Vanadium and Manganese stains.
New Construction Includes acid burn, clean-up efflorescence, clay stains, insulation foam stains, and mortar smear stains.
Other External Stains Includes black crust, black tar, coal dust, coffee stains, gum softening, hard water stains, heavy smoke soot, nicotine smoke stains, and tire scuff marks.
Metal Stains Includes copper stains, oxidation, rust stains, and surface rust stains.
Coating Removal Includes Acrylic, carpet adhesive, caulk removal, construction adhesive, curing compounds, decal adhesives, elastomeric coatings, graffitti, laquer-based paint, paint stripping, sealer overspray, silicate sealers, and water based acrylic coatings.
Oil, Grease, and Tar Includes asphalt and tar stains, food grease, and oil stains.
House and Deck Includes asphalt roofs, decks, driveways, gutters and downspouts, paver patios, and siding.
