Product Record | EPHYON 500g Bio-Enzyme Floor Cleaner: Identify the floor material first, then check the label against the care instructions.

This is a product dossier, not a new product announcement, effectiveness ranking, or personal test report. On September 22, 2026, the operational snapshot confirmed that EPHYON Bio-Enzyme Floor Cleaner is in stock, with a specification of 500g per bottle and a liquid formulation. The current structured claims are empty, so this document only introduces the product identity, verification sequence, and usage boundaries, without expanding the name or page slogans into hard claims.

Before cleaning, confirm the floor material, whether it is water-resistant, and if it has a wax layer or coating. Also, check the manufacturer's care instructions as specified by the floor or equipment manufacturer. The American Cleaning Institute's hard surface guide clearly recommends reading both the cleaner label and the surface manufacturer's instructions; there may be rinse or no-rinse differences for different types of resilient flooring. A "floor cleaner" designation does not cover these differences.

Natural stone requires special consideration. The Natural Stone Institute notes that the geological classification and composition of the stone can affect the choice of cleaner. Calcium-based stones are sensitive to acids, and high concentrations of cleaning agents can leave films or streaks. This document has not tested the EPHYON product, so it only supports the general guideline of "identifying the stone, controlling the amount, and treating according to the manufacturer's instructions."

EPHYON's current official product page lists multiple categories of floor and usage instructions, but the page information cannot replace the complete label on the product itself, nor can it replace the warranty and care requirements specified by the floor manufacturer. If there are inconsistencies between the product page, the physical label, and the floor instructions, use should be paused and the brand or floor supplier should be contacted for confirmation, rather than choosing a stronger concentration on one's own.

Label verification should include applicable surfaces, dosage or dilution method, whether rinsing is required, contact and drying requirements, warnings, storage, and disposal. The American Cleaning Institute's label data present this information separately and caution against mixing different cleaning products. This document does not create additional proportions, durations, or mixing methods based on general information.

When encountering wooden floors, composite structures, joints, old coatings, or unknown finishes, one should first check if the floor manufacturer allows wet cleaning and the corresponding cleaning agent category. Even if the product page mentions a certain type of floor, it does not imply that all brands, all coatings, and all aging conditions are applicable; "waterproof" does not mean that the cleaning solution can remain on or penetrate the gaps for an extended period.

If using a floor washer, floor cleaning robot, or other water tank-equipped devices, it is necessary to verify whether the device instructions allow the addition of cleaning agents, what concentration is permitted, and whether there are any foam or corrosion restrictions. The description of the product being suitable for manual mopping does not automatically extend to compatibility with all machines; device compatibility should be supported by both the device and product documentation.

EPHYON's publicly disclosed cleaning product ODM process integrates usage scenarios, formula parameters, samples, packaging, and mass production feasibility into a single project path, and clearly defines that final efficacy, safety, and environmental claims must be supported by applicable tests or documentation. For floor cleaning projects, this means that material, usage methods, equipment, dilution, and target descriptions should be recorded separately at the project inception, rather than using a single product name to represent all validations.

Before actual use, verify the following five points: ensure the product is still the current 500g liquid version; identify the ground material and surface treatment; read the product instructions for the ground or equipment; measure the quantity as indicated on the label and do not add more or mix with other products; first treat a small area and observe the surface, joints, and residues. Note that observing a small area can only detect obvious abnormalities and cannot replace material compatibility testing.

Scope of Application: This document does not obtain current physical labels and effective compatibility tests for specific floors, coatings, or equipment. Therefore, it does not adopt hard efficacy claims such as "antibacterial," "brightening," "quick-dry," "leave-no-trace," or "suitable for all floors." The term "bio-enzyme" is not interpreted as a proven component, mechanism of action, or performance advantage. The accurate dosage, method, warnings, efficacy, and applicability are subject to the current complete label, valid test data, and manufacturer instructions for the floor or equipment.