750ml Jantex Colour-Coded Trigger Spray Bottle Red

Jantex

SKU: jantex cd815

MPN: CD815

Simple, effective cleaning is guaranteed with this 750ml red Jantex colour-coded trigger spray bottle. The red head means this trigger spray bottle can be used for colour-coded cleaning - helping to prevent cross contamination and limit the spread of harmful germs throughout your premises. And thanks to this red head, the bottle is easy to identify too - so staff will immediately know what solution is in the bottle, and which area of your venue it should be used in.

Millilitre markings also make it easy for staff to measure out the correct volume of concentrated cleaning chemical. This will help to minimise cleaning solution wastage, while also making sure staff are always using the correct dilution of chemical needed for every cleaning task.

The translucent plastic material makes it easy to see how much solution you have left in each bottle too. So you'll never be running low on cleaning sprays when you need them most.

Please Note: This is an empty bottle designed to be refilled with cleaning solution. Product features

Capacity 0.75 Ltr
Dimensions 292(H) x 116(W)mm
Material Plastic
Finish - external Transparent
Weight 82g
Colour Red
Red head means bottle can be used for colour-coded cleaning to prevent cross contamination
Adjustable nozzle allows you to choose how much solution is dispensed
Translucent material makes it easy to see how much solution is left
The long pipette will absorb water and cleaning solutions effectively
The plain bottle can be labelled to better organise your cleaning inventory
Sturdy plastic material gives the bottle good strength
Versatile bottle can be used in janitorial, beauty, gardening and domestic settings
Not certified food-safe
Colour-coded head also makes identifying the bottle's contents easy
Millilitre markings on bottles allow for simple dilution of chemicals
Quality trigger spray mechanism ensures a consistent dosage of cleaning solution.

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