Description
Agar Bonnet Cleaner 5L is a fast reacting liquid detergent designed for cleaning commercial carpets using the rotary bonnet method. It quickly releases soil from carpet fibres so it can be lifted away by the bonnet pad, making it a practical choice for maintaining all carpet types between deeper cleans. Formulated with a fresh floral perfume, it complies with AS/NZS 3733, the Australian and New Zealand Standard for carpet cleaning systems, and is best suited to carpets that are lightly to moderately soiled.
Key Features
- Fast reacting formula that releases soil quickly from carpet fibres
- Free rinsing, leaving minimal residue behind
- Free drying for quick turnaround
- Fresh floral perfume
- pH level of 8.5 to 9.5
- Complies with AS/NZS 3733
Benefits
- Minimal downtime, with carpets typically ready for use within one hour
- Suitable for all carpet types, offering flexibility across commercial sites
- Free rinsing action helps reduce rapid resoiling
- Ideal for routine maintenance of lightly to moderately soiled carpets
- Supports compliance with recognised carpet cleaning standards
Safety Information
As with all carpet cleaning chemicals, avoid contact with eyes and skin, and wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves during use. Keep out of reach of children, store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and ensure the work area is well ventilated. Always refer to the product label and Safety Data Sheet before use, and follow standard workplace safety procedures for chemical handling.
FAQs
What is bonnet cleaning used for?
Bonnet cleaning is a carpet maintenance method that uses a rotary machine fitted with an absorbent pad to lift surface soil from carpet fibres. It is best suited to lightly to moderately soiled commercial carpets.
How long does it take carpets to dry after cleaning?
A free drying bonnet cleaner typically allows carpets to return to service within about one hour, making it suitable for busy commercial environments.
Is bonnet cleaner suitable for all carpet types?
Most bonnet cleaning detergents are formulated for use across a wide range of carpet types, though heavily soiled carpets are usually better suited to hot water extraction.
What does free rinsing mean in a carpet cleaner?
A free rinsing formula leaves minimal detergent residue in the carpet after cleaning, reducing the risk of rapid resoiling and leaving a cleaner finish.
Do carpet cleaning products need to meet an Australian Standard?
Commercial carpet cleaning systems in Australia are commonly assessed against AS/NZS 3733, which sets requirements for carpet cleaning performance and safety.
