
DISYCOTT
Highly concentrated, acid-based, after setting cleaner.
Sold online on zyax.in by Zyax Chem Pvt Ltd, the company behind Flagstone Fix.
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Description
Faber DISYCOTT is a cement remover for tiles: a concentrated acid-based cleaner that lifts cement and grout haze, dirt, salts, limescale and efflorescence after installation. Use it on acid-resistant tiles such as ceramic, porcelain and granite, never on marble or limestone.
DISYCOTT is a highly concentrated, acid-based, end-of-installation cleaner to remove residues of cement-based grout, dirt, and inorganic residues such as salts, limescale, and efflorescence.
DISYCOTT formula contains inhibited acids and specific cleaning agents that have made it possible to replace the muriatic acid normally used to clean after installation.
Where to use DISYCOTT
Acid-resistant surfaces only, such as ceramic, porcelain, granite, acid-resistant stone, cotto and terracotta, typically for after-installation cleaning. Not for marble, limestone or other acid-sensitive stone.
Key benefits of DISYCOTT
- Concentrated acid cleaner
- Removes cement residues, grout and adhesive film, paint, inorganic dirt, limescale and salt efflorescence
- Ideal for end-of-construction cleaning
DISYCOTT compared with other Faber cleaners
| Product | Best for |
|---|---|
| NEUGEL | Neutral daily cleaner for absorbent surfaces: natural stone, concrete, cotto, terracotta |
| ALGAFLOOR | Neutral daily cleaner for compact surfaces: ceramic, porcelain, agglomerates |
| FABER SOAP | Neutral cleaner with water-repellent action for polished stone; ideal after polishing |
| FABER 30 | Alkaline, extractive deep cleaner for high foot traffic dirt; all materials |
| COTTOSOLV | Alkaline cleaner for greasy dirt, oxidation, efflorescence, algae and mould; all materials |
| DETERFUG | Acidic deep cleaner for surface patina, even on textured surfaces; acid-resistant materials only |
| DISYCOTT | Acid cleaner for cement, grout and adhesive residues, paint and limescale; acid-resistant surfaces only |
| EPOXY RESIDUE REMOVER | Ready-to-use alkaline cleaner for epoxy grout and adhesive residues; all surfaces |
| DECERA/P | Alkaline stripper for old waxes, treatments and polymers; all materials |
| DEC 21 | Solvent stripper for old waxes and treatments; can be paired with an alkaline stripper for double stripping |
Not sure which product you need?
Every surface and finish behaves differently. Send us a photo of the surface and the approximate area on WhatsApp at +91 87792 40420 or email info@zyax.in, and our team will recommend the right product and quantity.
Product information based on Faber Italy technical documentation.
Coverage: about 10–15 m² (108–161 sq ft) per litre, according to Faber’s technical data sheet. Actual coverage depends on how absorbent the surface is. Work out how much you need with our coverage calculator.
Guide: for how and when to use it, read how to remove cement stains from tiles.
How to use
- Test on an unexposed area; work max 4-5 m2 at a time on absorbent surfaces
- Dilute 1:2 in water for salts/efflorescence, or 1:4 for post-installation cleaning of low-absorbing materials
- Spread evenly with a single-disc machine or large brush
- Leave 10-15 minutes, working it now and then
- Add clean water to emulsify, remove with a wet vacuum, rinse thoroughly; use once dry
| Dilution | 1:2 in water (30-40%) for salts/efflorescence; 1:4 (20%) for post-installation cleaning |
|---|---|
| Drying and curing | contact 10-15 min; open to use once dry |
| Tools | single-disc machine or large brush; white pad (glazed ceramics) or green/light blue pad (cotto, terracotta); wet vacuum |
Before you start:
- Do not use on acid-sensitive materials
- Test on an unexposed area first; not on wet surfaces
Directions summarised from the Faber technical data sheet. Read the full data sheet (PDF).
Helpful guides for DISYCOTT
- Bathroom Tile Cleaner Guide: How to Clean Bathroom Tiles, Grout and Hard Water Stains
- Efflorescence on Tiles and Stone: How to Remove It and Stop It Coming Back
- Tile Stain Removal: How to Remove Cement & Construction Stains from Tiles
- Porcelain Tile Cleaning: Best Products for Large Format Porcelain Tiles
