Kitchen & General-Purpose Cleaners for Transport & Logistics in Namibia

The four names on the sheet: Dishwash at the sink, Swan Pine Gel as the floor-and-surface cleaner-disinfectant, Mrs Clean for the stubborn scouring jobs, Steripine for the washrooms — plus Bowl Cleanse for fixtures and Deo Blocks between cleans. That six-line order covers a depot crew block completely, comes in 5 L / 25 L institutional packs, and has survived more Namibian procurement reviews than any imported alternative.

Fast and disinfecting: Steripine on the washroom, Swan Pine Gel over floors and hard surfaces, Air Sanitizer sprayed once the room is empty (it treats the air, not just the smell), and linen to the T2 Blue wash. The whole cycle is fifteen minutes with a stocked trolley. Depots running long-haul relay schedules keep a dedicated caddy per rest block so night-shift turnarounds don’t depend on finding the day store keys.

Swan Pine Gel is the pine gel — blended in Windhoek, consistent batch to batch, and dosed per label it works out cheaper per cleaned square metre than most import-priced “bargains” that turn out watered down. For budget-driven sites the Ombuiko Econo Swan Pine Gel format exists precisely so the price point is met with a Namibian-made product rather than a mystery import. Either way the invoice supports local manufacture, which matters in fleet procurement narratives.

Layered, not masked: Bowl Cleanse on fixtures daily (acid removes the urine scale that is the actual odour source), Steripine as the disinfectant mop, Deo Blocks in urinals holding freshness between cleans, and Soil Soft dosed into the outside drain the block empties toward — daily once temperatures pass 30 °C. Spraying freshener over a scaled urinal is the one approach guaranteed to fail by afternoon.