Hotels, hospitals, camps & facility management

Hotels, hospitals, labour camps and facility-management companies in Oman buy cleaning chemicals in five groups: kitchen and dishwashing, laundry, washrooms, floors and surfaces, and disinfection. Oman Chemical supplies each group from its Barka warehouse, in concentrates and ready-to-use packs, with an MSDS for your safety file.

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  • Trading since 1995
  • Warehouse in Barka
  • About 7,000 products
  • MSDS on request
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Cleaning chemicals by department

Hard water and heat shape cleaning in Oman: limescale builds up on taps, showers and dishwashers, and kitchens and washrooms need disinfection that keeps up with high occupancy.

  1. Kitchen and dishwashing

    Grease, burnt-on food and limescale build up on pans, ovens, grills and dishwashers.

    Chemical typesManual dishwash liquid, alkaline machine detergent and rinse aid, oven and grill cleaners, descalers for dishwashers and kettles, and food-contact surface sanitisers.

  2. Laundry

    Linen must come out clean and white without damage to the fabric or colours.

    Chemical typesDetergent powders and liquids, oxygen bleach such as sodium percarbonate, chlorine bleach for whites, sours and neutralisers, softeners and stain spotters.

  3. Washrooms

    Urine scale and limescale stain toilets, urinals and showers.

    Chemical typesAcidic toilet and urinal cleaners and descalers, and disinfectant cleaners. Never mix acid cleaners with bleach.

  4. Floors and surfaces

    Each surface needs its own cleaner: vinyl, stone, glass, stainless steel and carpet.

    Chemical typesNeutral floor cleaners for daily use, strippers and polish for vinyl, stainless steel and glass cleaners, carpet shampoo. Avoid acids on marble.

  5. Disinfection and odour

    High-traffic areas, clinics and staff accommodation need regular disinfection and odour control.

    Chemical typesSodium hypochlorite and other disinfectants used at the label dilution and contact time, air fresheners and deodorisers, drain cleaners and enzyme products.

  6. Plant room

    Hotels also run pools, chillers, boilers, RO units and sewage plants.

    Chemical typesSee pool chemicals, cooling and boiler treatment, RO chemicals and STP chemicals.

Cleaning chemicals buyers order most

Ordered by our own sales records and the products our customers mark for repeat orders.

Also supplied for this work

Part numbers are RXSOL codes; quote them when you order. See this industry in the catalogue

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Hotel cleaning chemicals: questions buyers ask

What cleaning chemicals does a hotel kitchen need?

A manual dishwash liquid, an alkaline machine dishwash detergent with a rinse aid, an oven and grill cleaner, a degreaser for floors and hoods, a descaler for dishwashers and kettles, and a sanitiser for food-contact surfaces.

Can toilet cleaner and bleach be used together?

No. Most toilet cleaners are acidic, and acid mixed with bleach releases chlorine gas. Use one, rinse, then use the other if needed.

What is the difference between a cleaner, a sanitiser and a disinfectant?

A cleaner removes dirt and grease. A sanitiser reduces microorganisms on a surface, often a food-contact surface. A disinfectant kills a wider range of microorganisms on hard surfaces when used at the label concentration and contact time. Clean first, because dirt protects microorganisms.

Which bleach is safe for coloured linen?

Oxygen bleach, such as sodium percarbonate or a hydrogen peroxide based product. Chlorine bleach is for white cotton only and fades colours.

How is limescale removed from dishwashers and kettles?

With an acid descaler used as the machine maker directs, followed by a thorough rinse. Regular descaling also cuts detergent use, because scale traps soil.

Do you supply camps and facility-management contracts?

Yes. Send your monthly consumption list and the sites to supply, and we quote each line with pack sizes.

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