Cleaners & Degreasers
Degreasers, floor and surface cleaners, and specialty solvents formulated to cut through what household products leave behind. Built for buildings, shops, and equipment that take real use.
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Root Destroyer Large Crystals
Large slow-dissolving crystals that hold contact time against roots in sewer lines.
T29 • Deodorant Granules
Absorbent granular deodorizer for trash cans, dumpsters, and disposal trucks.
T51 • Eliminator Orange-Scented Degreaser
Citrus solvent degreaser for dip tanks and parts washers, leaves no oily residue.
T53FP • De-Tar Orange Scented
Citrus tar and asphalt remover. Ready to use, non-corrosive.
T58 • Dominator
Concentrated heavy-duty degreaser that cuts oils, fluids, and grime indoors or out.
T59 • Supreme Power Vehicle Wash
Concentrated liquid detergent that emulsifies dirt, grease, and road film on trucks, tractors, and trailers.
T60 • Power Vehicle Wash & Wax
One-step wash and wax that leaves vehicles spotless and film free.
Why facilities standardize on Team Lab cleaners
Concentrated chemistry that does more per drum
A cleaner that works at higher dilution costs less per use and means fewer reorders. We formulate for that, and we help facilities match the right product to the surface so crews are not guessing.
Right product, right surface
Matching cleaner to concrete, metal, or finished floors protects the surface and gets the job done in one pass.
Concentrated to last
Lasting power and high dilution rates lower the real cost per clean over the life of the program.
SDS on hand
Every product links its current SDS and label so your safety records stay current and audit-ready.
FAQS
Cleaners & degreasers · common questions
What is the difference between a solvent and a water-based degreaser?
Solvent cleaners dissolve heavy grease, tar, and adhesives fast. Water-based degreasers are safer on more surfaces and better for routine cleaning. We help you pick based on the job.
Can I use the same cleaner on concrete and finished floors?
Usually no. Concrete cleaners and etches are aggressive; finished floors need a neutral cleaner. Filter by surface above to see what fits.
Planning your season? Let us build the program with you.
Talk to the territory rep for your state. Tell them what you are working on and they will point you to the right product.