ClorUP hygienisers and sanitisers: complete professional use guide
How to use ClorUP professionally: correct dilutions, contact time and practical guidance for effective daily sanitation.
Why choose ClorUP for daily sanitation
ClorUP from the Lüster EcoLine range is a chlorine-active sanitising detergent designed for deep sanitation of surfaces, equipment and work areas. It combines hygienising, whitening and deodorising action in one practical solution.
It is especially useful where consistent daily results are required and where hygiene forms part of HACCP procedures. The active chlorine action helps tackle odours at the source while improving the appearance of grout lines and light-coloured surfaces.
Step-by-step method of use
For correct use, dilute the concentrate according to the recommended table, taking local water hardness into account. The right dilution helps adapt the application to the level of soiling and the routine cleaning task.
Apply the solution to the surface with a cloth, sponge or professional tool, leave it to act for 5 minutes, then remove with a clean cloth or rinse with water. Respecting the contact time is essential for consistent deep sanitation.
Dilutions and practical yield
For routine cleaning, ClorUP is used at 20 ml per 1 litre of water, giving a yield of 50 litres of ready-to-use solution. This setting is suitable for daily maintenance where hygiene needs to be reliable and repeatable.
For more intensive work, the dilution is 50 ml per 1 litre of water, with a yield of 20 litres. This ratio is useful where stronger whitening action, odour removal at source and a more robust treatment of grout and light surfaces are needed.
Laboratory advice for professional consistency
In professional practice, it is advisable to prepare only the amount of solution needed for the job and to ensure even coverage across the full surface. In hard-water areas, as found in parts of Switzerland, accurate dilution helps maintain consistency.
ClorUP is available in a 750 ml format, practical for daily handling and controlled dosing. When built into a clear cleaning routine with the stated contact time and final removal or rinsing, it supports standardised working methods.
FAQ
How long should ClorUP remain on the surface?
The indicated contact time is 5 minutes. After that, remove with a clean cloth or rinse with water.
What dilution should be used for daily maintenance?
For routine use, the recommended dilution is 20 ml per 1 litre of water, with a yield of 50 litres of ready-to-use solution.
Is ClorUP suitable for HACCP plans?
Yes. The product is described as ideal for HACCP plans for surfaces, equipment and work environments.