Mopping: Fill the container with properly-diluted product. Unlike degreasers, this microbe solution digests oil and grease. As a result, there will not be an oily film in the water of the mop bucket. The following surprised me; Although the water may look dirty, it does not mean the solution has stopped working.  Keep using the solution.

For best results, with oily floors or visible oil, allow the solution to remain on the surface for about 30 seconds before mopping.  Liberally apply to floor with a wet mop, dip mop again into bucket and agitate solution into surface film.  After several days or heavy use, you will see a film develop on the surface of the solution.  This is evidence your bucket of product has lost its ability to digest oil and grease.  EPA approved to dump down the drain and will in fact help promote cleaning through the drain system.  Mix up a new batch when needed.

If the grease and oil is thick, use a deck brush to scrub the solution into the surface oil and further agitate the microbes before mopping.  This process will remove the oily film and leave the surface dry and clean preventing slip-and-fall accidents.

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