Cleaning after a fire: the right order
Almost every restoration job that goes wrong shares the same mistake: it starts with water. This is the order that does work, and why each step goes where it goes.
Read the guideCleaning after a flood: from silt to finish
A flood leaves three linked problems: silt, limescale and rust. Tackling them in the wrong order means doing the whole job again.
Read the guideCleaning electrical panels and electronics after an incident
It is the most delicate part of a restoration and the one with the least margin for error: here a mistake does not leave a stain, it leaves a short circuit.
Read the guideWhat the pH of an industrial cleaner means
The pH on the label is not a laboratory statistic: it tells you what kind of soiling the product will lift and what material it will ruin if you get it wrong.
Read the guideThese guides describe general working criteria. The binding information for each product is in its technical data sheet and its safety data sheet, which you can download from the
catalogue.