New TASKI Jontec Care Range Enhances Appearance, Reduces Maintenance Costs for Hard Flooring

Diversey, a Solenis company, has introduced the TASKI Jontec Care floor care program, a next-generation range of state-of-the-art floor cleaning products designed to deliver the best results for any type of hard floor without intentionally added fluorinated levelling agents.

The product line extends the lifetime of flooring, enhances appearance, reduces maintenance costs and offers customized solutions for all floor types in any working environment. Rigorously tested by application experts and through customer trials, the TASKI Jontec Care range guarantees premium performance.

With no intentionally added fluorinated levelling agents, the TASKI Jontec Care range is better for users and for the planet. Fluorinated levelling agents are replaced by the latest advancements in chemistry and material science, providing equal or even superior product performance.
more at: https://www.solenis.com/en/resources/news-releases/2025/diversey-taski-jontec-care-range/

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