What chemicals does an office housekeeping team need?

Usually a hard surface cleaner, a neutral floor cleaner, a bathroom cleaner, a toilet bowl cleaner, a glass cleaner and a handwash. Carpet, steel and furniture products are added where the building needs them.

How can we reduce housekeeping chemical consumption across sites?

Use concentrates, mix at the dilution given in the product data, use marked bottles or dispensers, and post a dilution chart in each janitor room. Our team can train supervisors on this.

Are these products suitable for schools and places of worship?

Yes. The EVO housekeeping range covers floors, washrooms, glass, furniture and carpets found in schools, colleges and places of worship.

Can you supply facility management companies with many sites?

Yes. We supply pan-India in 5 L, 20 L, 50 L and 200 L packs, with the same products and dilution guidance for every site.

Facility Management Cleaning Chemicals

Facility management companies and in-house admin teams look after offices, IT parks, malls, schools, colleges and places of worship, often across several sites. The cleaning has to look consistent everywhere, the chemical spend has to be predictable, and the products have to be simple enough for a rotating housekeeping team to use correctly.

Evochem manufactures facility management cleaning chemicals in Bengaluru as concentrates with clear dilution ranges, so one drum goes a long way and every site can work from the same chart.

A standard housekeeping chemical kit

Most commercial buildings can run daily housekeeping on a short list of products. Keeping the list short makes training easier, reduces store inventory and makes it harder for staff to use the wrong product.

EVO 2 hard surface cleaner for desks, walls, counters and fixtures.
EVO 7 neutral floor cleaner for daily mopping and machines.
EVO 1 bathroom cleaner and EVO 6 toilet bowl cleaner for washrooms.
EVO 3 glass cleaner concentrate for glass, mirrors and partitions.
EVO 5 air freshener for washrooms, lifts and corridors.

Dilution control and consumption

Overdosing is the most common reason chemical spend runs over budget, and it also leaves sticky residues that attract soil. Each EVO concentrate has a dilution range in its product data, for example 2% to 5% for EVO 2 and EVO 7 and 2% to 10% for EVO 3. Mixing in marked bottles or using dispensers, and posting a dilution chart in each janitor room, keeps usage consistent across sites.

Floor care: lobbies, basements and food courts

Polished stone and vitrified tile in lobbies need a neutral cleaner that does not dull the finish. Basement parking and service areas pick up oil and tyre marks that need a degreaser; Novel OGR is a low-foam option for scrubber-dryers, and Novel HD handles heavy grease and tar. Food courts and cafeterias carry grease into the seating area, where a low-foam degreaser also works well.

Washrooms, steel, wood and carpets

High-traffic washrooms in malls and IT parks need periodic descaling as well as daily cleaning; EVO 9 is a heavy-duty descaler for tiles and ceramics, and EVO ZAP is a cream cleaner for scale, rust and soap scum on fittings. EVO SP polishes lift panels and other non-food-contact stainless steel, and EVO 4 maintains wooden furniture and fixtures. For carpeted offices and halls, use EVO 103 to pre-treat stains and EVO 101 to shampoo.

Hand hygiene in washrooms and entrances

Lush Pearl suits premium washrooms in offices and malls, Lush Foamy and Lush Fresh suit high-use washrooms in schools and campuses, and Lush Care Rub is a waterless hand sanitiser for reception desks and entrances.