New cleaning weapon in the fight against graffiti

Sprint Spitfire, from Diversey, is a ready-to-use heavy duty cleaner that is suitable for removing graffiti and other stains from most alkaline resistant hard surfaces.

Its formulation is based on a mix of detergents and solvents that removes mineral and vegetable oils as well as petrol stains. It is also said to remove stains such as ink, marker, pencil, lipstick, black heel marks, smoke films, greasy food and other tenacious marks.

For light soiling Sprint Spitfire is sprayed onto a cloth or sponge and applied to the stained surface. It can be left for a short while and agitated if required before the affected area is wiped clean.

For tougher stains the product is sprayed directly onto the stained area, scrubbed to speed up the cleaning process and allowed to act before wiping clean.

Sprint Spitfire is supplied ready to use in 750ml spray bottles and is freshly fragranced which means it is suitable for public areas and enclosed spaces.The cleaner does not require rinsing, except on stainless st When graffiti is present on sensitive surfaces the new TASKI WipeOut Sponge, from Diversey, offers a chemical free cleaning option.This spot cleaning pad removes stains from surfaces using just water.The white polymeric foam cleaning pad is soft and flexible which means it can be used on many surfaces safely without the risk of scouring or scratching.

TASKI WipeOut Sponge is suitable for cleaning surfaces such as plastics and ceramics where strong chemicals, abrasive materials or scouring powders could cause damage. Potential applications include removal of minor graffiti on buses and trains, clearing accidental permanent marker from whiteboards, and cleaning spots from ceramic cooker hobs.

The pad is rinsed under a tap, squeezed to remove excess moisture and then rubbed gently over the mark to remove the stain.Rinsing with clean water regenerates the pad which can be used again and again until the white foam has worn away. It c