Materials - Rozen Clean AB

Information about different materials

Here you can read about how to handle different materials to avoid damage to items such as marble, stone, wooden floors, wooden furniture, or other delicate objects.

We always treat customers' homes with care; never make hasty decisions! If you are unsure about which cleaning agent or material to use, always contact your team leader for advice to avoid potential damage in the customer's home.

If there is a stain you are unsure how to remove, leave it instead of risking trying to remove it. If it doesn't come off with dish soap and a soft cloth, leave it. Never scrub with a sponge with a rough surface or Swinto.

Marble and stone

Only use water to clean marble countertops and stone tables
NEVER use any harsh cleaning agents on stone or marble
Lift all loose items on marble to prevent scratching the stone. The same applies to wooden tables and countertops.

Wooden floors

Use water with a little soap
Use a slightly damp mop
Never use too much water on wooden floors

Brass

Only use special cleaners for brass, soap, or dish soap when cleaning brass
Only use a soft cloth to avoid scratching the brass

TV & computer screens

Only dust the surface with a duster or use a dry microfiber cloth
Never clean TV and computer screens with water or cleaning detagents

Placement of chairs

Never push chairs all the way in against the dining table, as it can cause damage and marks on the chairs and table. Always place them a little bit away from the table!

Objects on tables and benches

When there are objects on furniture and countertops that need cleaning, such as a vase or pot, lift the item and place it somewhere out of the way while cleaning the surface – never drag objects on furniture or counters, as it can leave scratches.
Always place the items back in the same spot where they were before.
Tip! If you don't remember how it looked before you moved the item, take a photo so you put them back in same place

Bucket with water

Place a cloth under the bucket to avoid stains on floors and countertops if water splashes out.

Wet mops & cloths

Never place a wet mop directly on a wooden floor or leave wet cloths on any surface
This can lead to permanent stains!
The mop should be placed in the bucket
Cloths should be placed in the bucket or a plastic bag
Alternatively, place used materials directly in the washing machine.