Suma Freeze D2.9 Freezer Cleaner - For Cold Room, Refrigerator - Ready-To-Use - 128 fl oz (4 quart) - 4 / Carton
Suma Freeze D2.9 Freezer Cleaner - For Cold Room, Refrigerator - Ready-To-Use - 128 fl oz (4 quart) - 4 / Carton
Mfr part #: 948030
Store rating 5.0 (2 reviews)Since 2024 · St. Anthony, IN · Net 30 for approved business accounts
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SKU:SPR-DVO948030
Suma Freeze D2.9 is a ready-to-use floor cleaner for cold rooms and freezers. It allows you to clean freezer floors without defrosting the freezer. Cleaner works down to negative 20 degrees Fahrenheit (negative 29 degrees Celsius). Versatile, phosphate-free cleaner is simple to use and leaves no residue. It is blue in color with no fragrance added. Kosher cleaner is also NSF A5 registered.
- Allows effective hygiene practices in subfreezing conditions
- Simple to use
- Leaves no residue
- Versatile
- Phosphate-free
Manufacturer:Diversey, Inc
Manufacturer Part Number:948030
Brand Name:Suma
Product Name:Freeze D2.9 Freezer Cleaner
Marketing Information:Suma Freeze D2.9 is a ready-to-use floor cleaner for cold rooms and freezers. It allows you to clean freezer floors without defrosting the freezer. Cleaner works down to negative 20 degrees Fahrenheit (negative 29 degrees Celsius). Versatile, phosphate-free cleaner is simple to use and leaves no residue. It is blue in color with no fragrance added. Kosher cleaner is also NSF A5 registered.
Packaged Quantity:4 / Carton
Product Type:Surface Cleaner
Cleaner Type:Ready-To-Use
Cleaner Form:Liquid
Cleaner Volume:128 fl oz (4 quart)
Application/Usage:
- Cold Room
- Refrigerator
Features:
- Phosphate-free
- Residue-free
- Fragrance-free
Color Family:Blue
Product Color:Blue
Certifications & Standards:NSF A5
Recycled:No
Assembly Required:No
Country of Origin:United States
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