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Biological Cleaner & Deodoriser
Biobrisk is a product that contains enzymes which compete with bacteria for food. It is bacteria which causes most nasty smells as they feed on the biological spillages in your car. The enzymes in Biobrisk will also eat up the spillages, and then once all the food is gone, the bacteria starve to death... then the enzymes eat them!
This product is perfect against all kind of odours and effective on milk, blood, urine and vomit. It is also superb on flooded cars which have been filled with dirty water. In fact, it can even be used as a drain cleaner, but despite it's powerful cleaning effect it is safe to use.
Biobrisk can be used neat or diluted by as much as 5 to 1 with warm water, depending on the extent of the contamination.
We recommend that you remove as much of the solid matter as possible, using dry towels to mop it up -- it is tempting to use lots of water, but more often than not this will spread the contamination. Use neat or mix up a small amount of Biobrisk 1:1 with warm water and apply directly to the affected area. Then half fill an atomizer spray bottle with BioBrisk mixed 5:1 with warm water and spray a light mist over the inside of the car. (Never spray anything directly onto the dashboard as the slightest drop of water can cause electrical problems. Instead spray onto a damp cloth and wipe over the hard surfaces). Bacteria can spread in the air and travel to the rest of the car, so spraying a mist of Biobrisk over seats, carpets and headlining will help prevent biological odours.
With flood damaged car, mix 5:1 and spray generously over the affected area after removing the bulk of the water. Do not try to dry the car out, the water will provide a medium for the enzymes to swim in, helping them to spread. Enzymes are like living creatures, and work best at body temperature, becoming dormant when when it's cold, and dying if it gets too hot. Enzymes can also be killed by antibacterial and bleach. So we recommend that you use BioBrisk giving it one to two days to work, and only then using antibacterial and detergents.
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