Bravo – Professional Shower & Bathroom Cleaner (500ml Continuous Atomiser Spray Bottle)

Do not use Bravo on marble, natural stone or any other acid-sensitive surface.

Showers, baths and bathroom surfaces (bottle use)
1. Dilute at 9:1 (9 parts water and 1 part Bravo). That's 90% water and 10% Bravo (75ml of Bravo in a 750ml bottle). Add the water first, then add Bravo, to avoid foam and speed up the filling process. For heavy-duty use, Bravo can be used undiluted.
2. Apply Bravo directly onto a microfibre cloth, disposable wipe or the surface.
3. Leave on the surface for 30-60 seconds. Agitate with a suitable scourer or brush for the surface.
4. Wipe clean or rinse off with water. When cleaning glass, squeegee or wipe dry after cleaning for the ultimate result.
*Always use the XO2 Bravo labelled product bottle.

Toilet bowls and urinals (bottle use)
1. Dilute at 9:1 (9 parts water and 1 part Bravo). That's 90% water and 10% Bravo (75ml of Bravo in a 750ml bottle). Add the water first, then add Bravo, to avoid foam and speed up the filling process. For heavy-duty use, Bravo can be used undiluted.
2. The toilet bowl or urinal should be flushed to ensure all surfaces are wet.
3. Apply to the surfaces of the toilet bowl or urinal with a foam trigger, scourer, brush or squirt bottle.
4. Evenly spread the solution over the surface to be cleaned.
5. Allow 5-10 minutes of contact time before you brush/scour and finally flush with clean water.
*Always use the XO2 Bravo labelled product bottle.

Floor mopping (mop and bucket use)
1. Erect safety signs and prepare your gear.
2. Dilute at 80:1 (80 parts water to 1 part Bravo). That's approximately 99% water and 1% Bravo (50ml of Bravo in ½ a bucket/4 litres of water or 13ml per litre). Add water to your bucket, then add Bravo.
3. Fill up your bucket to the fill line through a dilution control system (or manually).
4. Immerse the mop into the bucket. Soak. Then wring the mop out in a twisting motion so it doesn’t drip.
5. Replace your mop water regularly or as soon as it starts getting dirty. There's no point mopping the dirt back on the floor.