Canberra Floor Stripper Husky® Liquid 1 gal. 1:10, 4/CS

Floor Stripper Husky® Liquid 1 gal. 1:10, 4/CS

Husky floor stripper is a liquid floor finish remover for breaking down heavily burnished floor finishes. It fits facility cleaning teams that want strong film removal with a low odor, butyl-free formula for routine floor care workflows. This case includes four 1 gallon containers and uses a 1:10 dilution ratio.

Good Fit For

• Facility floor care programs
• Stripping heavily burnished floor finishes
• Janitorial supply purchasing by the case
• Work areas where lower odor products are preferred

Key Features

• Liquid floor stripper for removing floor finish and breaking down film
• Low odor formula helps support use in occupied facility environments
• Butyl-free formula helps reduce contact with unwanted solvents and odors
• Made to emulsify heavily burnished UHS floor finishes
• 1:10 dilution ratio supports controlled mixing for floor care tasks
• Case of four 1 gallon containers for facility purchasing and replenishment

Applications and Usage

• Removing old floor finish before recoating
• Breaking down finish film on heavily burnished floors
• Routine floor stripping in commercial cleaning programs

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This product is a concentrate and uses a 1:10 dilution ratio
• Storage requirement is USP Controlled Room Temperature

FAQ

• What kind of product is this? This is a liquid floor stripper used to remove floor finish and break down finish film.
• Where does this floor stripper work best? Husky floor stripper is intended for heavily burnished UHS floor finishes that have lost their captive solvent characteristics.
• Does this formula have a strong odor? No. This floor stripper has a low odor formula and a mild scent.
• Is this floor stripper butyl free? Yes. The formula is butyl free to help prevent contact with unwanted solvents and odors.
• How is it mixed and sold? The product uses a 1:10 dilution ratio and comes as a case of four 1 gallon containers.

From Husky by Canberra.