WOCA Natural Soap Concentrate, 2.5-liter, for routine cleaning of Woca oiled wood floors, residential and commercial. Woca Soap Natural is an enriching cleaner that dilutes with warm water for cleaning oiled hardwood floors while adding a protective coating to be resistant to water, dirt, and routine wear. Use Natural Woca Soap on hardwoods treated with Woca Natural Oils, and darker brown wood oils. Frequency for cleaning with Woca Natural Soap will depend on home or business facility use and the amount of dirt buildup. Oiled hardwoods should be swept or vacuumed daily or weekly and cleaned with WOCA wood soap only when necessary to clean dirty floors. This 2.5L Woca Natural Soap is a concentrated formula that dilutes with water for cleaning. 2.5-liter size of Woca Natural Soap will clean 8,600-10,500 sq ft depending on dilution. Woca Soap Technical Information Sheet Woca Soap Concentrate Safety Data Sheet Mixing ration for Woca Soap CONCENTRATE is 125 ml to 5 L water, a 1:40 ratio. See below for additional diluting information. Accurate dilution ration is important. For extremely dirty floors the solution mix can be increased up to 1:20 ratio except with white oak floors. White oak floors should never be cleaned with a solution stronger than 1:40. Clean mop and buckets with warm water and soap after cleaning floor. Damp mop floor using a cotton string mop such as Woca Swep Mop . Never use synthetic or microfiber mops. You should mop your floor with WOCA Soap approximately one week after initial oil application and 36 hours or more after re-oiling oiling. Reference specific Woca Oil instructions for wait time. Sweep or vacuum the floor prior to cleaning with WOCA Soap to remove all loose dirt and dust. An oiled floor needs cleaning with WOCA Soap only when dirty. In public areas, depending on heavy wear and dirt accumulation, a daily, weekly or monthly cleaning schedule should be used. Mixing concentrated Woca Soap to dilute: 2-gallons warm water : 6.4 oz Woca Soap (just over 3/4 cup) 3-gallons warm water : 9.6 o
