D-Scale – Multipurpose Acid Wash & Descaler

When hard water leaves behind stubborn scale and rust, reach for D-Scale — the cleaner that brings metal, ceramic and tiled surfaces back to life.

Traditionally used for kitchen machine scale removal, D-Scale now proves itself across homes and workplaces for tackling calcium, lime and rust on everything from dishwashers and urns to showers, grout and toilet bowls.

D-Scale works to remove scale that can clog equipment, dull surfaces, and reduce efficiency in heating elements. Safe for use on stainless steel, ceramic and painted surfaces, it’s an essential cleaner for commercial kitchens, laundries, and builder cleans alike.

Fully biodegradable, septic safe and low-foaming, it can even be used in CIP (Clean-In-Place) systems and commercial washing or food-processing equipment. Cleaners and businesses love it for its reliability, versatility, and long-term protection against mineral build-up.

Best known for:

• Removing scale from hard water areas
• Protecting equipment from mineral build-up
• Restoring metal and mineral surfaces to a polished finish

Use D-Scale anywhere scale or rust builds up — kitchens, bathrooms, laundries, or workshops. There’s always a use for D-Scale!

Scale build up can inhibit and reduce efficiency of heating elements in commercial and domestic equipment as well as creating rust and degradation of material surfaces.  Descale was developed to remove rust and medium levels of mineral deposits such as calcium from stainless steel, ceramic and painted surfaces.  This low foaming product can be applied and safe to use in C.I.P (Clean in Place) systems in the food industry and in commercial washing and laundry equipment.  Descale is often used in Builders Cleans as it is effective in removing a wide range of associated materials from tiled surfaces such as excess grout and silicones.

HOW TO USE
1. Dilute as directed
2. Apply the solution to the surface. Allow it to soak for 5-10 minutes. Descale can be applied by being poured (Do not spray / mist) brushed or via a mop and bucket.
3. Rinse the surface well with potable water.
4. Solution strength may vary depending on soil type and build up