Q: How long does PURETi Clean last?
A: When applied properly, PURETi Clean can last for up to three years.
Q: What kind of light is needed for PURETi Clean to work?
A: PURETi Clean is activated by ultraviolet light, and more specifically the UV-A range of light. Sources of
UV-A light include: direct sunlight, ambient light (found on cloudy days or in the shade) and artificial fluorescent light.
Q: How much light is need for PURETi Clean to work?
A: The strength of light is measured in watts per square centimeter or mW/cm2. To experience the full self-cleaning benefit of PURETi Clean 0 .10 mW/cm2 is required. The strength of direct sunlight (1.2-2.0 mW/cm2) or ambient light (0.5 mW/cm2) is more than enough to activate PURETi Clean’s self-cleaning benefit, air-cleansing, and odor-eliminating benefits.
Q: Do surfaces need to be cleaned before PURETi Clean is applied?
A: Yes, surfaces should be cleaned before it is applied. PURETi Clean is a keep-it-clean surface treatment, not a cleaning system. It proactively breaks up all organic matter at the surface.
Q: What can PURETi Clean be applied to?
A: Any surface that is not glass, fabric or textile.
Q: How is PURETi Clean applied?
A: CSG has developed a customized electrostatic spray system that has been optimized to apply PURETi products in the best possible manner. Surfaces are treated by applying one coat of PURETi’s protective basecoat first, and then spraying on one coat of PURETi Clean.
Q: How can you remove PURETi Clean?
A: The only way to remove PURETi Clean is with straight ammonia and aggressive mechanical action.
Q: Does PURETi Clean qualify for LEEDs Points?
A: Yes, PURETi Clean is certified by the Scientific Certification Systems (SCS) as an Environmentally Preferable Product and point worthy in the LEED program of the U.S. Green Building Council.
Q: Can PURETi Clean work when no UV-A light is present?
A: No. Light must be present to realize the remarkable benefits of PURETi Clean.
Q: What is PURETi Clean made of?
A: PURETi Clean contains 99% water and 1% of the mineral titanium dioxide. |
