




Koch Chemie · MZR · Mehrzweckreiniger · Multi-Purpose Cleaner
12.5pH Alkaline Strength. 1:5 to 1:50 Dilution Range. Professional Grade. For the job that other cleaners look at twice before starting.
MZR — Mehrzweckreiniger, German for "multi-purpose cleaner" — is the heavy artillery in the Koch Chemie interior lineup. Where Pol Star is the precision tool for regular maintenance and sensitive surfaces, MZR is what you reach for when the job is genuinely difficult: nicotine-saturated headliners, years of ground-in carpet grime, ink stains, grease that's had time to set.
This is a professional-grade cleaner at 12.5pH, and it performs accordingly. The dilution range is exceptionally wide — 1:5 for serious contamination all the way up to 1:50 for lighter work across multiple surfaces. That flexibility, combined with the alkaline strength, makes MZR one of the most cost-effective deep interior cleaners available. A litre goes a long way when you're working at the dilutions appropriate to the task.
pH
12.5
Professional alkaline strength
Dilution Range
1:5 – 1:50
Heavy soiling to light maintenance
Application
Interior
Carpet · fabric · hard surfaces
"The alkaline strength gives you a genuine capability edge — the kind of cleaning performance that lets you show a customer something they didn't think was possible."
— Koch Chemie · MZR Multi-Purpose CleanerWhat MZR removes
Dilution Guide
Start at 1:20 for general work and move toward 1:5 for severe contamination. Apply to a cool surface out of direct sunlight. Work in sections and do not allow the solution to dry before extraction or wiping.
1:5
Severe
Nicotine · set grease · heavy soiling
1:20
General
Starting point for most interior work
1:50
Light
Multiple surfaces · maintenance cleaning
Surface Compatibility
Safe to Use
Avoid
If you're turning around an interior that most detailers would look at twice before quoting, MZR is the product that changes the outcome.
Directions & Key Notes
After use, flush the treated surface with clean water or a pH-neutral solution. At 12.5pH, MZR requires neutralization after application — this is standard protocol with any high-pH cleaner and prevents residue buildup on fabric fibers and plastic surfaces.
Test for colorfastness before first use at stronger dilutions. Required on any unfamiliar fabric — especially aged or previously treated interiors. Apply to an inconspicuous area and confirm no color transfer before proceeding with the full surface.