Heavy grease and carbonized food buildup?
A low-foam blend of alkali detergents, solvents and surfactants for heavy foodservice soils. Match the dilution and application equipment to the task.
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Best for
Cooking grease and carbonized soils.
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Soil severity, surface material, formulation and approved application equipment.
LAZER
- Cooking grease and carbonized soils
- Oil caddies
- Drive-through areas
- Sidewalks and entryways
- Floor-cleaning routines
- Exterior waste-area cleaning assessment
Measured dispensing & technical information
Supplier application material shows portion-controlled packaging for floor-cleaning tasks. A March 2019 supplier test compared LAZER and a multipurpose degreaser at the same dilution.
View Technical pH ComparisonDirections & technical information
The product flyer specifies the chemical-resistant LAZER pump sprayer and says not to use other application sprayers. For floor cleaning or other dispensing systems, confirm the exact formulation, package and label directions with your distributor.
Supplier-provided reference documents. Match the product and version to your container. Ask your distributor for the latest label and SDS. The LAZER sheet identifies squeeze-and-pour packaging and contains both RTU and concentrate wording; confirm the applicable SDS before use.
Packaging to discuss with your distributor
Supplier packaging references list 4 × 32 fl oz; 4 × 1 gallon. Package codes and availability may vary by channel; confirm the current pack before ordering.
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Compare Cleaning CostsLess routine deck brushing. A defined floor process.
LAZER’s label describes a low-foam blend of alkali detergents, solvents and surfactants and states that it eliminates the need to deck brush floors. The supplied floor procedure still calls for spot deck brushing in high-traffic areas as needed.
EnviroKleen’s current floor-cleaning guidance is no rinse. Use fresh cleaning solution, remove dirty solution, and follow the current product-specific floor procedure.
Surface compatibility matters
LAZER is not intended for soft metals such as aluminum. Confirm the surface and current label before use.
Product packaging
Carbonized coffee and tea residue
LAZER is our primary recommendation for carbonized coffee and tea residue. Squeeze-and-pour packaging supports measured dispensing. Confirm the appropriate concentration and complete procedure for the vessel and equipment. Do not use on aluminum or other incompatible soft metals.
LAZER: a documented pH comparison
In a March 1, 2019 supplier test, EnviroKleen compared products using a Hanna HI 9811-5 instrument. Both were diluted at 0.5 ounce per 4 gallons of water.
| Product | Reported pH |
|---|---|
| LAZER | 9.2 |
| Multipurpose Degreaser | 10.2 |
This is a historical supplier measurement, not an independent comparative cleaning trial. pH alone does not prove cleaning performance, surface compatibility or safety. Match current directions to the product in use.
Source: EnviroKleen R&D pH test letter, March 1, 2019. Customer details and historical pricing omitted.