Reviver Cleaner
Rejuvenate your hardwood floors with KLEAN by mirage Reviver Hardwood Floor Cleaner. This powerful deep-cleaning formula is ideal for when dirt has become embedded over time and cannot be dislodged with KLEAN by mirage Hardwood Floor Cleaner.
Dislodges ground-in dirt and stubborn stains from the wood grain to restore your floor's original colour. This product is not intended for weekly use. Use only when necessary, and no more than once a year.
Environmentally conscious
Guaranteed to contain no phosphates, no sulphates, no biocides, no APEOs, and no EDTA, KLEAN by mirage Reviver Hardwood Floor Cleaner uses only biodegradable surfactants to protect aquatic ecosystems. Safe for people and pets.
For impeccably clean floors
KLEAN by mirage products are designed for use on Mirage hardwood floors, giving them a pristine look in minutes. To avoid infiltration and wood fibre damage, do not spray excessive amounts of the cleaner or any other liquid directly onto the floor surface.
Made in Canada
No biocides, APEOs or EDTA
Phosphate-free & sulphate-free
Removes grime and ground-in dirt
Safe for regular/everyday use
Specially formulated for Mirage hardwood floors
CAUTION: Follow product instructions carefully. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. If splashed in the eyes, flush thoroughly with water. If swallowed, call your poison control centre, or seek medical attention. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
Carefully read the detailed product instructions before use: instructions.
| Ingredients | Source | Purpose |
| Glycol ether DM | Slow evaporating solvent | Solvent, degreasing |
| Sodium metasilicate | High-purity sand and soda ash (sodium carbonate) | Efficient emulsifying and suspension agent |
| Alcohol ethoxylates | Non-ionic surfactants | Emulsifier, solubilizer, detergent |
Please refer to our guide to learn when to use KLEAN by mirage Reviver Hardwood Floor Cleaner for best results: Residential Maintenance Guide.
If you have questions about using KLEAN by mirage Reviver Hardwood Cleaner, contact our Technical Service at 1-800-463-1303.
FLOOR MAINTENANCE TIPS
Sweep or vacuum regularly so abrasive dirt won't scratch the finish.
Wipe up any spilled liquid immediately from your floor.
Watch out for high heels—they are hardwood flooring's worst enemy after sand and water—and some kinds of sports footwear, particularly if they're worn or damaged.
Things to avoid :
Do not pour cleaner directly on the floor.
Do not use a wet mop that can leave excess water behind.
Never use floor wax, oil-based detergent, or any other household cleaner on your floor. These products can damage the finish and leave a greasy film that makes your floor slippery, difficult to maintain, and impossible to refinish without deep sanding and complete revarnishing.
Do not raise or lower the temperature of a radiant heating system by more than 2.8°C (5°F) per day when turning the system on or off.
Put mats outside and inside entrances. This will prevent the build-up of sand and dirt on the floor.
Put mats in front of the kitchen sink, the dishwasher, and all kitchen work stations to protect your floor from dropped utensils and spills of water, detergent, and food.
Avoid mats with rubber or other dense backing that prevents airflow and traps abrasive dirt and moisture.
Attach felt pads to the feet of all furniture to make it easier to move and prevent scratches. Keep the pads clean and replace if damaged.
Replace plastic casters with wide rubber or soft polyurethane casters.
Protect the floor when moving furniture. Use a mat turned upside down with a slightly smaller piece of plywood on top of it. Place furniture on top and slide it.
Maintain humidity levels around 45%, for your own health as well as for the protection of your floor and wooden furniture.
Use a hygrometer (relative humidity indicator) to check moisture content in the air to ensure that relative humidity is within the recommended range.
Avoid exposing your floor to sunlight and intense artificial light, which can cause wood to change color. This is a completely normal and natural phenomenon. The lighter the wood, the more pronounced the change will be.
Move your carpets and furniture occasionally and use a minimum number of light sources to keep color changes uniform.
