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Selected model: Baolaisi ICA

Typical application

Local adhesive, gum and ink treatment on compatible hard surfaces

Baolaisi ICA

Baolaisi ICA targets specified local marks on compatible surfaces, using a small test and controlled wiping to reduce unproductive repeat cleaning.

Baolaisi ICA — Local adhesive, gum and ink treatment on compatible hard surfaces
Baolaisi ICA — Local adhesive, gum and ink treatment on compatible hard surfaces

01 | The cleaning problem

Adhesive marks on tiles, gum on hard floors and ink on worktops may resist routine mopping. Aggressive scraping or prolonged soaking can damage finishes and turn a small mark into a larger maintenance issue.

02 | Why choose Baolaisi ICA

ICA is intended for adhesive, gum and ink treatment on compatible surfaces. It supports a local method matched to the mark instead of increasing cleaning intensity across the whole area. Surface suitability still needs to be confirmed.

03 | A practical method

Identify the mark and surface and test inconspicuously. Follow the label for contact time and wiping, treat the local mark gradually and remove residues. Stop if discolouration, softening or finish changes appear instead of enlarging the treated area.

04 | Value for the customer

Treating the mark locally can reduce whole-area repeat mopping and unnecessary abrasion. Controlled testing and wiping balance appearance, surface protection and maintenance time; removal depends on the mark and material.

05 | Compatibility and safe use

Do not treat it as a universal remover for coatings, plastics or textiles. Protect finishes and carpet backing and avoid unconfirmed materials. Follow label precautions and ventilation, never mix products, and do not guarantee complete removal of old marks.

06 | Frequently asked questions

Should ink and adhesive be treated identically?

Test each mark and material; follow the label for contact time and wiping.

Can it be applied directly to carpet?

This method addresses compatible hard surfaces and does not establish universal carpet use.

Should a stubborn mark be scraped harder?

Do not increase abrasion blindly. Check the material and finish before selecting a suitable tool.

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