
Bone Dry Degreaser
Powerful low-foaming, low-VOC industrial degreaser.

Indoor
Outdoor
- Light Soil: 1:16
- Medium Soil or Machine Washing: 1:8
- Heavy Soil or Mop Bucket: 1:4
- Carbonized Soils: 1:2
Important Documents:
Bone Dry Degreaser is a powerful, low VOC, fast-acting concentrated degreaser for tough industrial cleaning jobs. With a water-based blend of buffered alkali, cleaning solvents, and detergents the Low Foaming Bruiser meets the heaviest cleaning challenges. Universal in application, it can be used for pressure washing, industrial cleaning, automatic scrubbers, spray systems, and other applications where low foam is required. Ideal for engine degreasing, parts washing, spray & wipe cleaning, hardened soil removal and more. Inhibitors prevent flash rusting on cleaned metal surfaces.
Product Specifications
- pH: 13-14
- Flashpoint: >140F
- Solubility in Water: Complete
- Specific Gravity: 1.07
- Viscosity: <100 cps
- Appearance: Clear Blue Liquid
- Fragrance: Sweet Solvent
How To Apply Bone Dry Degreaser
Bone Dry Degreaser can be applied with many different methods. Depending on the application method the dilution ratio will differ. See the spec sheet for appropriate dilution ratios.
Application Methods for Bone Dry Degreaser
- Pressure Washers
- Soft Wash Systems
- Pump Sprayer
- Mop & Bucket
- Auto Scrubber
- Scrubbing Pad
How To Apply Our Degreaser
- Apply the degreaser through your desired application method.
- Allow the degreaser to penetrate the soil. Usually around 3 minutes
- Scrub to remove and clean the surface
- Wipe the surface dry
Do not allow the degreaser to dry on glass as it may etch the surface of the glass. Rinse food contact areas with water after use.
Importance of Degreasing Surfaces
One of the key elements of an outdoor concrete walkway is the broomed surface. This texturing allows for greater slip resistance when the surface is wet. Grease and oil buildup can cover these grooves and make the surface slippery.
FAQ's
How long should the degreaser sit on the surface?
1-3 minutes. 3-5 minutes for harder soils.
FAQ's
How long should the degreaser sit on the surface?
1-3 minutes. 3-5 minutes for harder soils.