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Serving/clearing trolley
cleaning agents
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cleaning the trolley
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OPerating inStrUctiOnS
the following cleaning agents may be used on stainless-steel surfaces:
• Commercially available stainless steel cleaning agents, e.g. BLANCOPOLISH
• Commercially available water-based cleaning agents
• Commercially available organic-based decalcifiers or anorganic acids which do not damage
stainless steel, such as acetic acid, citric acid, sulfamic acid or phosphoric acid; contact the
cleaning agent manufacturer in case of doubt
• Soft cleaning cloth or damp microfibre cleaning cloth.
cleaning agents which are not suitable stainless-steel surfaces are:
• All cleaning agents which may contain chlorides or hypochlorite, such as decalcifiers made
with hydrochloric acid, chlorine bleaches or similar
the following cleaning agents may be used for other metal surfaces, powder-coated
parts of the trolley and for synthetic and glass elements:
• Commercially available water-based cleaning agents
• Soft cleaning cloth
• BLANCO microfibre cleaning cloth (use with water only)
• Residue stains, especially grease splashes and accumulations of grease, can be removed
with a 30% soft soap solution and the help of a brush with synthetic or natural brushes
• Glass surfaces can be easily cleaned with commercially available glass cleaners.
cleaning agents which are not suitable for other metal surfaces, powder-coated
trolley parts or synthetic and glass parts include:
• Stainless steel cleaning agents or other abrasive cleaning agents
• Floor cloth
• Solvent-based cleaning agents
• All cleaning agents which may contain chlorides or hypochlorite, such as decalcifiers made
with hydrochloric acid, chlorine bleaches or similar
• Aggressive corrosion-inducing cleaning agents/disinfectants, such as those based on fluori-
nated silicic acid, phosphoric acid or hydrochloric and sulphuric acid
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No utensils on the trolley
BLANCO Professional recommends:
As a basic rule, you should always test chemical cleaning agents on a hidden spot first to ensure
they are compatible with the surface. This will avoid any unpleasant surprises due to discoloura-
tion or other reactions between cleaners and the surface.
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If mineral or even metallic dust needs to be removed during cleaning, you must continuously
rinse out cleaning utensils, such as brushes and microfibre cloths, to ensure that dust particles
leave no marks behind on the surface.
– You must thoroughly rinse the surface with clean water and dry after every use.