RME-Energy Cleaning

Battery Cleaning When the top of a battery is “dirty” or looks damp, it is ready for a cleaning. It could be as often as every two weeks or as infrequent as every six months, depending on the battery’s environment and the care it receives.
To give a battery a good cleaning, use Powerhouse Cleaner’s 3 Step Process (Corrosion Remover, Battery Cleaner, Rinse).
	Powerhouse’s Corrosion Remover was developed specifically for the removal of heavy corrosion and acid neutralization. For use, spray onto the corroded areas (will turn a rust looking color) and let sit for at least 10 minutes.
	Powerhouse’s Battery Cleaner is a mixture of 2 parts cleaning detergent to 1 part acid neutralizer. Powerhouse's Battery Cleaner is OSHA compliant and environmentally safe. For use, spray across the entire battery and let sit for at least 10 minutes.
	After the Corrosion Remover and Battery Cleaner have both sat for at least 10 minutes the battery can now be rinsed. The corrosion and acid should be neutralized and can be washed down the drain (note if lead pieces from the top of the battery are in the water they should be disposed of properly.)
During any cleaning, but particularly when using Powerhouse Cleaners, make certain that all vent caps are tightly in place.