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Indoor and Maintenance FAQs

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Here are the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions about our Indoor & Maintenance products:

Yes, it’s safe on painted vehicle surfaces – just avoid rubber seals.

It works on most general adhesives, labels, and sticky residues.

Yes, it’s safe on both.

Allow it to sit for 1–2 minutes, then wipe away residue with a clean cloth.

Test first — some plastics may soften if exposed too long.

No, simply wipe clean for a residue-free finish.

Yes, it’s a solvent-based cleaner for powerful adhesive removal.

Yes, it will remove surface rust stains from slate tiles. Test first in a small, inconspicuous area to ensure compatibility and do not allow the product to dry on the surface.

Removing the water will make the product more effective and faster-acting, as it remains more concentrated. However, it can still work without doing so—use the full bottle and leave overnight before scrubbing.

Depending on the application, it can be rinsed or jet washed off. For specific guidance, contact info@orcahygiene.com with details of your use case.

This is an acid-based cleaner and should be used with great care on sandstone, as it may etch the surface. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first and proceed only if satisfied with the results.

It can be used neat for heavy build-up, or diluted 50:50 with water for lighter cleaning.

Yes, it can. First remove all water from the softener, then apply the product undiluted to affected areas. Allow at least 60 minutes contact time (reapplying if it begins to dry), then rinse thoroughly several times before using the softener again.

SCRUBB Carpet Shampoo is suitable for use in most types of carpet extraction cleaners.  Always follow the directions for use for your specific machine.

Yes. Once the carpet has dried, it is safe for pets to access the cleaned area.

The dilution rate for SCRUBB Carpet Shampoo is 1 part shampoo to 99 parts water (10 ml shampoo per litre of water).

Yes. This shampoo can be used on wool carpets without causing damage. Always follow the label instructions, including the recommended dilution.

SCRUBB Carpet Shampoo is suitable for use in most types of carpet extraction cleaners.  Always follow the directions for use for your specific machine.

Yes, it can soften some adhesives if it stays in contact for a couple of hours. Vertical surfaces may limit effectiveness due to the solvent’s thin consistency.

Contractors Solvent may soften some paints and varnishes, but effectiveness depends on the type and age of the coating. Test a small area first.

Generally, yes, it is safe on tiles, metal, and glass, but prolonged contact may affect some finishes. Always test a small inconspicuous area first.

Apply with a cloth, brush, or sponge. Allow sufficient contact time for the solvent to work, then scrape or wipe away softened material. Repeat if necessary.

Contact time varies with the material being removed. For sealants and adhesives, 2–4 hours may be needed. Always monitor to avoid damaging the surface.

No, due to its high alkalinity, it’s not recommended for use with septic tank systems.

Contact with alkali-sensitive metals such as aluminium should be avoided. Gold-plated or coloured fittings may also be damaged if not wiped clean immediately. However, in normal use situations, no issues are expected.

Yes, it can. For best results, remove as much water as possible from the toilet bowl before use to minimise dilution.

If the blockage is in or close to the S-bend, yes. Remove all water from the toilet bowl, pour in the full 1L of SCRUBB Drain Shot, and leave for at least 30 minutes. Then add a few litres of very hot water, wait 5 minutes, and flush. If the blockage is further down the system, the product may become too diluted to be effective.

It can be used in kitchen sinks, bathrooms, shower traps, basins, outdoor drains, toilets, and urinals.

Yes, it’s suitable for outdoor drains and will dissolve most types of organic matter. However, if there’s a lot of silt or gravel, it may not be effective. For best results, remove as much standing water as possible and use the full 1L bottle.

Yes, it will dissolve grease and food debris. If the blockage is solid (e.g. compacted vegetable peelings), allow at least 12 hours contact time.

No, SCRUBB Drain Unblocker is safe for all types of pipework.

Yes, it’s effective on soap scum and hair. For best results, pour the full bottle into the drain at the end of the day and leave overnight. In the morning, flush through with a kettle of very hot water.

For light grease blockages, about 30 minutes is often enough. For tougher blockages, leave overnight, then flush with very hot water.

Yes, it’s safe for toilets, though less effective than in sinks or showers due to the larger water volume. For best results, remove as much water as possible from the bowl, pour in the full 1L bottle, and leave for several hours before flushing.

Yes, it is suitable for use on outdoor terracotta tiles.

Yes. Once the surfaces have dried, it is safe for pets to walk on them.

Yes, it can be used on both terrazzo and quarry tiles.

It can be used on laminate floors and most types of varnished hardwood floors, but is not recommended for wax or oil-finished wood floors. Always test a small amount of diluted product in an inconspicuous area first.

Dilution: 1 part concentrate to 50 parts water (20 ml concentrate per litre of water).

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Yes, it is ideal for LVT flooring. Follow the label directions for dilution.

Yes. Follow the label’s dilution instructions and avoid over-dosing, as this may create too much foam.

Yes, it is suitable for polished concrete floors.

Yes, it is suitable for outdoor porcelain tiles.

For grout films after tiling, dilute 1 part remover to 4 parts warm water. Apply to the area and allow ~15 minutes contact. Use a scouring pad or brush for heavy deposits. Rinse 3–4 times with clean water. For heavily soiled areas, it can be used undiluted—always test in an inconspicuous spot first. Coverage: up to 50 m².

Yes, it removes grout haze and dried sand/cement deposits. Always test a small area first and rinse thoroughly to avoid white marks.

Yes, safe for porcelain and high gloss tiles. For large mortar deposits, SCRUBB EradiCRETE may be more effective. Can be diluted for light cleaning or used neat for heavy deposits.

Yes, it removes cementitious dust from vinyl tiles without damage. Test a small area first.

When used as directed, it will not weaken existing grout. Avoid leaving undiluted product in contact with grout lines for long periods. Prolonged contact may alter wood colour, depending on type and finish; brief contact with diluted solution is usually safe.

Use with caution. Marble is soft and can be affected by strong cleaners. Test a small, hidden area first.

No, this product is a sealant/coating and will not remove existing stains or coatings.

It can be applied with a brush, cloth, or mop. It is a coating, not a cleaner.

Ensure the surface is clean and dry. Test on a small area first. Spread evenly with a clean dry cloth or mop. Allow 30 minutes for curing. Up to 3 coats can be applied, leaving 30 minutes between coats. After the final coat, allow at least 5 hours before moving furniture back.

1 litre covers approximately 10 square metres.

Yes, suitable for most painted walls. On white paint, slight discolouration may occur, requiring overpainting once dry. Avoid use on coloured paints without testing a small area first.

Yes. Apply, allow to dry, then brush off any residue. No rinsing is required before painting.

Yes. It will remove mould from tiles, grout, PVC window frames, and silicone sealant. For ingrained silicone mould, complete removal may require replacing the sealant.

Yes. Safe for stone, wood, and external masonry walls. On wood, it may slightly fade the finish – test first or use a cloth application. After use on external walls, allow drying before applying masonry paint.

No. It contains active chlorine and may bleach or damage these surfaces. For fabrics and leather, use SCRUBB Mould Shield.

Yes, it is suitable for these surfaces. Allow 15–30 minutes contact time and wipe thoroughly.

Yes, if the room is well-ventilated and at least eight hours have passed. Absence of smell indicates the product has been neutralised.

Yes, it kills spores and removes mould stains.

Spray or wipe onto the affected area. Allow sufficient contact time (typically 15–30 minutes), then wipe or rinse as required. Test in a small inconspicuous area before full application.

Yes, it is safe for mattresses.

Yes, it is safe for wool carpets.

Yes. Spray over the stain, work in with a clean dry cloth, and leave for at least 15 minutes. Rinse with a cloth or sponge dampened with clean water. Repeat if necessary.

Vacuum as much dry dust as possible first. For remaining stains, use a spray extraction machine — simply spraying without extraction may spread the dust further.

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