Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

It looks like my time on the PTA will come to an end today.

The PTA meeting felt both long and short.

It kind of feels like we didn't get anything done, but well, at least it's over, so that's good.

Starting tomorrow, I'll be back to being a regular slope contractor! (lol)

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But that's beside the point.

Norotol lets you remove cement cleanly!

Since there’s a bit of downtime while drilling, try to remove the grout residue (dirt) from the mixer and pump,

It always stays clean.

I especially recommend it because you can do it while the work is being done.

First, take a look at this ↓.

There's some Norovirus on it, isn't there?

Apply Norotol to this.

I'll spread it on with a brush.

It starts to turn slightly white.

Where the sludge is thick, scrape it off a little with a scraper.

If you repeat this process two or three times, it will look like this ↑.

If it's 1 mm or less, it comes off pretty easily.

If you keep rubbing and scrubbing with a brush, it'll react to the foam and come right off.

When you're finished, please rinse it off with water.

Also, while rental companies tend to use this product quite a bit, I don't think contractors use it very often.

A construction company with a maintenance department might have one.

Even this one-to can costs a fair bit. It's around 30,000 yen.

However, since this concentrate is diluted 2 to 3 times, it offers good value for the money.

We also sell smaller sizes, so give them a try.

However, since it is acidic, it will cause rust. Please be careful if the surface is unpainted.

It's perfect for removing slime from flow cones. There are actually quite a few managers whose flow cones are completely caked over (lol).

 

There's another product that offers excellent value for the price.

It's a machine specifically designed for pickling stainless steel products and the like, and it has performance characteristics nearly identical to those of Norotol.

What's more, it's incredibly cheap—nothing like Norotoru.

However, since it's not specifically designed for removing norovirus, I can't guarantee it will work, but we've been using this one at home lately.

Because it's gel-like, it doesn't dry out easily and neutralizes and dissolves the cement.

After all, I think it offers the best value for the money!

 

See you later.