How to clean shop shelving, grout?

[Optimistic]

Hi all,
A friend has just bought a supermarket and they are desperately trying to clean shop display shelving that desperately needs a thorough clean.The supermarket has no products in store.

Does anybody know if these display units can be steam/pressure cleaned? From what I understand they are painted and then baked so the paint should be well "stuck" to the units, so we don't think there is a risk of the pressure blowing off the paint, but are not sure either. It is going to take at least two weeks to clean the shelves if done manually.

On some of the shelves there is a lot of sticky advertising stickers. Any thoughts on how best to remove this?

Also, can anyone advise on how to clean grout on a shop floor that needs revitalizing?
Thanks for any advice and help given. optimistic

 

[Hillsalt]

Cillit Bang is pretty damn good

 

[Optimistic]

Trying to get a way of doing it much faster. That was why we were thinking of the steam/pressure washed. They have some done but it is going to take days to do it manually. Thanks for your post. Anymore suggestions??

 

[PaddyBloggit]

Whay about trying these guys:

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[damson]

On some of the shelves there is a lot of sticky advertising stickers. Any thoughts on how best to remove this?

WD40's great for adhesive residue. But it'll be slow by hand.

 

[Scotsgirl]

I've found that a paint scraper is very good for scraping off labels. White spirit will removed any sticky residue.