Cruise Liner shows off Commercial Cleaning kits

This past summer I took my wife on a cruise to the Caribbean Islands and overall it was a wonderful trip. It was our first cruise ship vacation and we booked our trip with one of the larger and better known carriers in this type of business.
My wife and I are from Camden, New Jersey and we flew down to Miami in the late summer of this year (2008). After a couple of exciting days in that beautiful city we boarded our cruise ship and were immediately amazed at how organized everything was. We showed our boarding passes and one of the crew members gave us directions to our stateroom.
We bit the bullet and opted for the Full Suite plan. Our Full Suite was just as we had imagined and it even had a balcony which was available to only the best staterooms on the ship.
The bathing facilities were surprisingly functional and even more beautiful to look at. We both took notice at how clean the glass and aluminum portions of the shower area were. I remember thinking to myself, I wonder what they use to clean this stuff. My long time profession as an Antique Appraiser makes me extremely sensitive to detail.
On the third day of our seven day cruise we started to experience unusual wave action due to some tropical storm activity. Although we were not in any danger, the ocean movement brought back some old feelings of a serious sour stomach. Almost everyone was “topside” to enjoy the wonderful breakfast served each morning. I decided to retire to my suite to lie down for a period of time. My wife would stay in the buffet areas to enjoy her meal as usual.
When I returned to my room I was surprised to find one of the crew members cleaning my suite. He was specifically cleaning the shower and bath area. At first he apologized and expressed his concern that he was in some way bothering me and noted that most patrons were on deck having breakfast and enjoying the entertainment. I had to almost force him to stay because he was not, in any way, bothering me. In fact in many ways he was more refreshing to talk to than all those phony vacationers you tend to meet in most of the common areas of the ship.
I decided to ask him how he was able to keep the shower glass and other bath fixtures so brilliantly clean. He handed me a product called TEKON. He explained that since they started using this product, his job has gotten a lot easier because it worked in a way that no other cleaning product could. He told me that the first step in gaining the full benefits of the product was to do a thorough cleaning with one of the Tekon Kit Components and then apply the included sealer/protective coating. After the protective coating is applied, it then becomes an extremely easy process to perform future cleaning operations because the coating is anti-static and water repellant. Apparently, anything that would normally adhere to the surface of your fixtures or other materials such as glass will be buffered by the surface of the protective coating and at that point, it’s a simple matter of just wiping it off. The deep cleaning is only needed rarely and the amazing results were something I could see for myself.
When I returned to Camden, I immediately looked for Tekon on my computer. I found the product at http://www.tekon.com and ordered a kitchen and a bathroom kit. It’s been a couple of months now using these cleaning products and I can certainly now see why that young man on that cruise ship was so eager to talk about it. This stuff really works! Finding out about this series of products was probably the best thing about my vacation because using them on a regular basis continues to affect my life and the lives of my family in a very positive way. I’m also very pleased that all of the cleaning components are environment friendly.