Application & Know-How

In our Application & Know-How section, you will find detailed instructions for use, technical information and decision guides for Omnixol products.

From the correct use of FX100, CX80 and BX to technical operating principles and selecting the right product, you will find all the important information in one place.

Instructions for Use

Step-by-step instructions for the correct application of our products.

Omnixol FX100

Application on concrete, screed, masonry and plaster affected by heating oil, diesel and mineral oil contamination.

Mixing ratio, preparation, application, contact time, removal of residues, rinsing and drying.

FX100 Instructions for Use →

Omnixol CX80

Cleaning suitable textiles, upholstery, carpets and vehicle interiors affected by oil and diesel contamination.

How to mix correctly, work the solution into the material, allow it to act and then extract it using a wet or extraction vacuum.

CX80 Instructions for Use →

Omnixol BX Odor Neutralizer

Application for neutralizing unpleasant organic odors in rooms as well as on suitable surfaces and textiles.

BX can be used independently or after prior cleaning to treat remaining odors.

BX Instructions for Use →

Wall & Floor Sealer

Application of Omnixol Wall & Floor Sealer on suitable mineral substrates after cleaning and drying have been completed.

Substrate preparation, application and subsequent drying.

Wall & Floor Sealer Instructions for Use →

Technical Information

If you would like to understand in greater detail what happens during oil cleaning, you will find the technical background here.

How Does Omnixol FX100 Work?

Why can deeply embedded oil become visible on the surface again during treatment?

We explain step by step how oil components are mobilized, dispersed and transported through porous building materials.

Understand How FX100 Works →

The Omnixol Two-Step System

In cases of heating oil and mineral oil contamination, cleaning and odor neutralization are deliberately treated as separate steps.

FX100 treats the actual oil contamination within the mineral substrate. BX can then be used to neutralize remaining odors.

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Product Selection & Frequently Asked Questions

FX100, CX80 or BX?

Concrete, masonry, upholstery or simply an unpleasant odor? The products perform different tasks.

Our product selection guide shows which Omnixol product is intended for each type of application.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much FX100 is required? Does old plaster need to be removed? Can BX also be used without prior oil cleaning?

Our FAQ answers common questions from customer consultations and practical applications.

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Do You Have a Specific Contamination Problem?

While the Application & Know-How section explains our products and how to use them correctly, our Guides focus on specific contamination and remediation scenarios.

There you will find information on heating oil odor in buildings, tank room remediation, oil damage after flooding, oil stains on concrete and diesel odor in vehicles, among other topics.

View Omnixol Guides →

Still Unsure About the Right Application?

Every contamination case is different. Particularly with older or deeply embedded oil contamination, the correct approach depends on the affected material, the depth of the contamination and any remediation measures already carried out.

You can describe your specific application to us via our contact page. Information about the affected materials, the approximate surface area and a few photos will help us assess the situation.

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