How does Gregomatic work?

Cold tapwater is sprayed and swirled by the use of subpressure, binding and extracting the dirt out of the pores – including invisible nanoparticles. Thus any type of surface, no matter how irregular and porous, is freed from dirt to a depth of 10 mm. A closed circuit with separated clean and soiled water tanks ensures an easy and environmentally compliant disposal of the waste. Specifically designed aggregates allow the application on a large variety of surface structures.

Just cold tapwater, no chemistry (except initial basic cleaning) – that's how working with Gregomatic avoids water pollution and ecological damage, which finally also allows behaving environmentally friendly in the cleaning business.

Schematic view of the Gregomatic function mode:

Each surface has deepenings and pores in which soil gets settled.
The dirt is then bound and extracted out of the pores by water-swirling during the vacuum-washing process.
After the vacuum-wash, the surface is freed from dirt and clean, including at nanometer level.