Floor concentrate for mopping

For floors and tiles, as the label says 100 ml to 5 l of water. 1 l of concentrate makes 50 l of mopping water. Clean bowls and beds with the spray.

For practices, shelters and breeders: Professional Line

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How do I dose the floor concentrate?

As the label says, add 100 ml of concentrate to 5 l of lukewarm water and do not add any other cleaning product. Then mop as usual and wet the surface completely. The contact time is on the label; do not dry the surface during that time. Remove dirt and faeces first. Test delicate floors on a hidden spot.

Is ViPiBaX Giardien EX floor concentrate dangerous for my pet?

The floor concentrate is a biocidal product. It goes on the floor diluted, never on your pet. Keep your pet off the freshly mopped floor until it is dry. According to the label, it is harmful to aquatic life with long-lasting effects. All hazard information is on the label and on the product page.

Can I use it on laminate, parquet and tiles?

Yes, on tiles, laminate, vinyl and sealed wood. Mop wood with a barely damp mop only and avoid standing water. Test unsealed or delicate wood on a hidden spot first.

Which size is worth it?

That depends on your floor area and how often you mop. 1 l of concentrate makes 50 l of mopping water, which is ten buckets of 5 l each. The 2.5 l and 5 l containers cost 38 % to 43 % less per litre than the 1 l bottle. The unit price is shown for each size. With several animals or large areas, the larger container pays off.

Is there a version for practices and businesses?

Yes, the Professional Line. Its floor concentrate contains 40 g active chlorine per kg, the household concentrate 5.6 g per kg. As the label says, 50 ml go into 5 l of water. It comes in 2.5 l and 5 l and is made for vet practices, shelters, breeders and boarding kennels with many animals and large areas. For a home with a dog or cat, the household concentrate is the right one.

For floors

Floor concentrate for mopping

The spray is made for single items. For whole floors in the kitchen, hallway or around the sleeping place, use the floor concentrate. As the label says, add 100 ml to 5 l of lukewarm water with no other additives and mop as usual. 1 l of concentrate makes 50 l of mopping water. You do not need to wipe it off afterwards. You can walk on the floor once it is dry. Mop sealed wood with a barely damp mop only.

It comes in 1 l, 2.5 l and 5 l. The larger the container, the lower the price per litre. The unit price is shown for each size. For practices and businesses there is the Professional Line with more active chlorine, as the label says 50 ml to 5 l of water.

Note: ViPiBaX® products are for the surfaces around your pet, not for the pet itself. Your vet takes care of treating your pet.

Why ViPiBaX

  • Scientific collaboration within a parasitological doctoral thesis, followed by publication
  • Notified with BAuA Notification number on the label
  • Family business from Langenhagen near Hanover, since 2017