Technical Data
Technical Properties
CI Chemsol
Toilet and urinal cleaner formulated for washroom maintenance, helping operators clean fixture surfaces, manage buildup, and maintain a fresher, more controlled restroom environment.
Product Type
Toilet and Urinal Cleaner
Technology Base
Fixture Cleaning and Washroom Maintenance Chemistry
Primary Function
Clean Toilet Bowls and Urinal Surfaces
Cleaning Role
Routine Washroom Fixture Cleaning and Upkeep
Performance Focus
Removal of Soil, Residue, and Fixture Buildup
Application Method
Direct Fixture Application
Surface Target
Toilet Bowls, Urinals, and Related Washroom Fixtures
Operational Benefit
Supports Cleaner, Better-Controlled Restroom Conditions
Use Environment
Commercial, Institutional, and Public Washrooms
Program Fit
Daily and Periodic Restroom Cleaning Programs
Maintenance Value
Helps Maintain Fixture Appearance and Washroom Freshness
Available Packaging
12x1L
Operational Notes
• Built for restroom maintenance where toilet and urinal fixtures need regular cleaning and visual control
• Suitable for janitorial programs in schools, offices, healthcare-adjacent sites, recreation facilities, and public buildings
• Helps address fixture soils and residue that accumulate through normal washroom use
• Practical for operators who need a dedicated washroom fixture cleaner rather than a general all-purpose product
• Bottle format supports custodial cart use, distributed storage, and routine service application
• Fits maintenance programs focused on cleanliness, appearance, and odor-conscious restroom care
Practical Fit
CI Chemsol is for operators who need a dedicated cleaner for toilet and urinal maintenance, not a generic spray doing a half-job. It fits restroom programs that require dependable fixture cleaning, better presentation, and more controlled washroom upkeep.
Available project records identify C.I. CHEMSOL MINT as a mint toilet and urinal cleaner in 12x1L packaging. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} The visible records do not state pH, acid type, viscosity, dwell time, or substrate restrictions, so those points should only be added if you have the actual technical sheet.