Natural microbes digest dirt and keep working after you clean
Conventional cleaning is an event. Microbial cleaning is a process that carries on between cleans.
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Apply
Spray, mop or pour as usual. Every dose carries live microbes.
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Digest
The microbes feed on grease, urine and organic dirt, breaking it down into harmless elements.
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Keep working
They stay on surfaces and in drains, controlling odour long after cleaning ends.
Inside every bottle
Microbial cultures, molasses and natural plant extracts. The molasses feeds the cultures so they stay viable in the container and activate on contact with the soil they are meant to digest.
Not in the bottle: no chlorine, no phosphates, no synthetic solvents and no synthetic surfactants.
Why this is different from a chemical cleaner
The problems microbial cleaning is designed to solve.
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Odours come back
Fragrance covers the smell while organic waste stays in drains, grout and urinals.
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Risky handling
Bleach and acid cleaners need gloves, safe storage and handling training.
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Residue in drains
Harsh chemicals end up in septic tanks, sewers and waterways.
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ESG pressure
Owners and tenants want cleaning they can report in ESG updates.
Using it day to day
Dilute one to two capfuls in a bucket of water, depending on the soil level. Clean with a mop, cloth or sponge. On most surfaces there is no need to rinse.
Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight, and keep the container closed when it is not in use. Both products are water-based and non-flammable, so they can be stored on site without special arrangements.
Book an on-site demo
We will assess your site, test Bumi Emas on your toughest areas and recommend the right products and dosing.