Citrol 266(13)

This citrus-based industrial cleaner/degreaser is designed for tough jobs in the garage and shop. It can help break down petroleum-based grime, sticky residues, and road tar on many hard, non-porous surfaces.

• Automotive use: Suitable for greasy components and tools when used as directed.
• Shop and industrial: Useful on equipment housings, workbenches, and soiled floors where oil and grease build up.
• Adhesive cleanup: Can assist with removing labels and residues in many cases.

Always review the product label for approved surfaces, and test a small, hidden spot first. Sensitive materials (certain plastics, rubber, or finishes) may react differently. Application methods and results can vary based on soil type and surface condition.

Painted finishes can vary, so a careful approach is best.

• Spot test: Try a small, hidden area first to check for changes in color or gloss.
• Apply to a cloth: Instead of spraying directly, apply to a microfiber and gently wipe. Keep contact time brief.
• Work in shade: Avoid hot panels or direct sun, which can speed drying.
• Rinse and dry: Wipe with a damp cloth and dry immediately to remove cleaner residue.
• Protective layers: Cleaners may diminish wax or sealants, so consider reapplying protection afterward.

Always follow the label directions. If the paint is delicate or custom, consulting a professional detailer may help you decide the safest approach.

This is a heavy-duty, multipurpose industrial degreaser with a citrus solvent base, formulated to tackle tough oils, grease, and grime.

• Performance factors: Effectiveness can depend on soil type, dwell time, temperature, and agitation.
• Technique helps: For stubborn buildup, allow a short dwell period and use a brush or cloth to agitate.
• Rinse or wipe: Follow with a water rinse or a clean, damp towel to remove loosened residue.

Results can vary by surface and contamination level, so start with the least aggressive approach and repeat as needed. When in doubt, test a small area first and follow all directions on the product label for best outcomes.

Both formats use a citrus-based cleaning chemistry, but the packaging suits different tasks.

• Aerosol: Great for targeted spraying, tight spaces, and vertical surfaces where a controlled stream helps reduce runoff.
• Liquid: Useful when you want broader coverage with a trigger sprayer or need to apply to cloths for wipe-on cleaning.
• Portability: Aerosols are convenient for on-the-go spot jobs, while liquids can be more economical for repeat use.

Choose the format that matches your project size and application preference. You can review available sizes and formats on the product page, and select pickup or delivery options at checkout where available.

Using and storing industrial cleaners safely helps protect you and your workspace.

• Use with care: Work in a well-ventilated area and consider gloves and eye protection as needed.
• Read the label: Follow directions for application, contact time, and surface compatibility.
• Aerosol caution: Pressurized cans should be kept away from heat sources; avoid puncturing or incinerating containers.
• Storage: Keep containers tightly closed, upright, and out of direct sunlight. Store out of reach of children and pets.
• Disposal: Dispose of unused product and empty containers according to local regulations and the Safety Data Sheet.

Practices may vary by workspace and local rules, so always reference the product packaging for specific guidance.