Just as in any public toilets, passengers hate the smell of human urine odour when paying a visit to the bathroom.
Especially when restricted in close-quarter carriages or cabins, and travelling vast distances, urine odours can waft into the main area, making for a very uncomfortable journey.
The problem is only made worse if a passenger steps on a toilet floor dampened with urine and walks back to their seat, spreading urine residue all over the floor. This potentially increases the problem for cleaning crews that often have limited cleaning time.
Our professional grade all-in-one urine stain and odour remover will help you to manage this ongoing issue for everyone’s benefit — customers & cleaning staff.
Whilst cleaning crews would mop, vacuum and disinfect daily, most standard cleaning products including strong sanitising and disinfecting chemicals simply don’t remove urine stains and odours completely.
They contain a surface cleaning agent, temporarily masking the urine smell and removing the water soluble components of urine but leaving behind the non soluble urine acid crystals that retain the urine odour and stain.
urineFREE’s bio-enzymatic formula “eats up’’ the uric acid crystals that are left behind by regular cleaning product. These crystals attach to surfaces and are very difficult to dislodge.
Our urine remover also gets rid of the water-soluble components of urine, eliminating both the urine stain AND the odour for good.
urineFREE is not an aerosol and contains no hazardous ingredients — it’s safe to fly with and can also be used easily by flight attendants for in-flight bathroom maintenance.
The best way to remove urine stains depends on whether the stain is new or old, if urine deposits have accumulated over time or have sinked to the floors beneath the carpet, and more. Check out our video and FAQ pages to make sure you’ve got all the facts!
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