Paigrip Floors: complete guide to professional use
How to use Paigrip on microporous and anti-slip floors: correct dilution, contact time and professional cleaning method.
Why use Paigrip on microporous floors
Paigrip from the Lüster EcoLine range is a floor cleaner designed for microporous porcelain stoneware and anti-slip floors in kitchens and changing rooms. In these areas, walked-in grease tends to settle deep into the surface porosity and gradually reduces the original grip of the floor.
The product penetrates the microporosities, dissolves grease trapped inside them and helps restore the anti-slip coefficient of the surface. For cleaning contractors and facility teams, this supports more targeted maintenance in areas where slip risk must be managed carefully.
Step-by-step method of use
Dilute the concentrate according to the recommended table, taking local water hardness into account. Then apply the solution to the surface with a cloth, sponge or professional cleaning tool, making sure to cover traffic lanes and the areas most exposed to grease and foot traffic.
On stubborn soil, leave Paigrip to act for 5 to 10 minutes. After the contact time, remove residues with a clean cloth or rinse with water. In daily maintenance, consistency of method is essential to prevent grease from building up again inside the pores.
Dilutions and practical output
For routine cleaning, the recommended dilution is 20 ml per 1 litre of water, giving 50 litres of ready-to-use solution from the 5 kg pack size. This setting is suitable for daily use on floors that are maintained regularly.
For intensive cleaning, the dilution is 50 ml per 1 litre of water, giving 20 litres of ready-to-use solution. This concentration is useful when grease is more deeply lodged in the microporosities or when the floor has already lost part of its original grip.
Practical advice from the lab
With anti-slip floors, the real issue is often not only visible surface dirt but also residue retained in the texture of the material. That is why both the correct dilution and the contact time matter, rather than applying the product and removing it too quickly.
It is also important to adjust solution preparation to local water hardness. In areas with harder water, careful dilution management helps maintain consistent cleaning performance in kitchens, changing rooms and service areas.
FAQ
What floors is Paigrip designed for?
Paigrip is designed for microporous porcelain stoneware and anti-slip floors, especially in kitchens and changing rooms where walked-in grease settles into the pores.
What is the correct dilution for daily cleaning?
For routine cleaning, use 20 ml per 1 litre of water. For intensive cleaning, use 50 ml per 1 litre of water.
When should the product be left to act?
On stubborn soil, a contact time of 5 to 10 minutes is recommended before removing with a clean cloth or rinsing with water.