Yellow marks from cleaning?

[Clisty1989]

I did a fsg job yesterday and had ran out of ubik, so had some stuff when i ran out last time which the person at the shop claimed was the same, just a different brand so i thought id give it a try. After rinsing off i noticed some yellow marks and went up to investigate. The water left behing was yellow and the water on the floor had gone yellow as well! Has anyone else had this happen or is it just me? Ill get the name if the stuff today, however i used it in a conny roof with no problems. Any ideas guys??

 

[Taxlossloz]

Did it stain the pvc

 

[Clisty1989]

Did it stain the pvc

Luckily no, did have to go up and clean it all off by hand, i didnt give it chance to dry and potentially stain. It was unichem stuff, cant remember which one though

 

[Dave B]

Some chems do that especially virosol

That's why i stick to ubik

Luckily it didn't stain but it can and then it's a magic sponge job

 

[CHWS]

TFR turns the green into an orange colour if left

 

[Clisty1989]

Thanks guys sound like he wasnt being 100% with me, this is the stuff, id advise against using it

UNIKLEEN 20L Cleaner & Degreaser | Caterclean Supplies

 

[Tuffers]

TFR turns the green into an orange colour if left

As does virosol.

 

[Dave B]

Especially virosol

 

[Damo666]

It is the wrong product for the job as u have seen, The clue is in the title of the product, degreaser's are usually used for commercial kitchen cleans to remove grease from cooking, when I do fgs I just use my pure water and that strips away algae

 

[Clisty1989]

It is the wrong product for the job as u have seen, The clue is in the title of the product, degreaser's are usually used for commercial kitchen cleans to remove grease from cooking, when I do fgs I just use my pure water and that strips away algae

Ubik is a degreaser and works wonders im i remember right