By Sumit Manwal, Founder, Hospitality Vacancy
In hotel housekeeping, the colour-coded TASKI Room Care R-series is a familiar sight on maid carts. Using the right product, at the right dilution, on the right surface saves time and protects expensive finishes.
This note summarises the manufacturer's product information for TASKI R5 (air freshener), so trainees know what it is for and how to use it safely. TASKI is a Diversey brand; always follow the current product label and Safety Data Sheet (SDS).
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TASKI R5 : Air freshener
Description
Non-aerosol spray air freshener.
Key properties
- Freshens and deodorises
- Pleasant, fresh Room Care fragrance
Benefits
- Leaves rooms smelling fresh and clean
- Colour and alphanumeric codes to prevent application mistakes
Use instructions
Dosage
TASKI R5 is ready to use; use undiluted.
Application
Small rooms: Spray once or twice upwards into the centre of the room.
Large rooms: Spray proportionately more upwards into the centre of the room.
Important
Do not spray over or onto furnishings or plastic surfaces
Remove spillage or build up from hard floors as surface may become slippery.
Technical data
- Appearance: clear, red liquid
- Relative density [20°C]: 1.00
- pH-value: 7.0 – 7.5
The above data is typical of normal production and should not be taken as a
specification.
Safe handling and storage information
Safe handling
Full guidance on the handling and disposal of this product is provided in a
separate Material Safety Data Sheet.
Only for professional users / specialists.
Storage Information
Store in original closed containers away from extremes of temperature.
Available pack sizes
Article code Pack size
7509664 6 x 0.75 L
FAQ
What is TASKI R5 used for?
TASKI R5 is a air freshener from the TASKI Room Care range. Use it only on the surfaces the manufacturer recommends.
Why are TASKI R-series products colour-coded?
Colour and number codes help housekeeping staff pick the right product for each area and avoid mistakes, such as using a toilet cleaner on furniture.
What safety steps should housekeeping staff follow with chemicals?
Read the label and SDS, wear the recommended protective equipment, never mix chemicals, and store them in their original closed containers.
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- TASKI R8: Kettle Descaler, Uses, Dosage and Safety Tips for Hotel Housekeeping
About the Author
Sumit Manwal is the founder of Hospitality Vacancy (since 2017) and has 20+ years of experience in hospitality. He received the "Excellence in Hospitality Sector of Uttarakhand" award, presented by Shri Dhan Singh Rawat ji (January 2023), and the Dainik Jagran inext Uttarakhand Ratan Samman for Excellence in Hospitality & Education, presented by Shri Bhagat Singh Koshyari ji (2023). He helps hotels build reliable teams and professionals grow their careers.
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