Cleaning Formula

Rhodafac PE-510 10. Rhodafac RS-610 21. Igepal CO-630 15. Potassium Hydroxide (45% active) 4. Perch oroethyl ene 50. 

Add Geropon WT-27, Hexylene Glycol and Stoddard Solvent, mixing well after each addition. 

Surface - Eggs and egg handling equipment Application Method - Spray Manufacture - Ribbon or paddle blender 

Composi t i on % Wt TSPP 32.0 Sodium Carbonate 30.0 Metso Beads 2048 20.0 Sodium Sulfate 10.0 Sodium Dichioroisocyanurate, 2H20 3.0 Sodium Alkylaryl Sulfonate Powder, (90%) 5.0 

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Once we landed, we spent more than an hour in our rental car, cruising around town looking for a one-hour dry cleaner, which turned out to be an impossible task at 8 P.M. hr despair, we finally stopped at a 7-11, where Captain Keller loaded up on cleaning formulas and sponges. Back at the motel, I slept peacefully while he spent most of the night scrubbing the spots, pausing periodically to dry his official blouse on the radiator. 

Recommended Dilutions 10-30 1 Applications Dairy plant cleaning Formula A-101... 

Methyl Ethyl Ketone Add, mix well SpG 20/20C 1.03 pH 1.2-1.4 Recommended Dilutions 1-2 oz/gallon Applications metal cleaning Formula 1-100 Acid Based Metal Cleaner 3.00... 

Recommended Dilutions as-is Applications Spray glass cleaner Notes Good foam, good cleaning Formula G-100... 

Recommended Dilutions 1-2 oz/4 gallons water Applications Machine cleaning Formula LF-103... 

Ethylene glycol mono- -butyl ether (EGBE) is a widely used solvent present in many surface coatings, lacquers, enamels, varnishes, varnish removers, inks, and latex paints. It is also used in metal cleaning formulas, commercially available household cleaners, and herbicide components. 

Sometimes the abrasive is given as an optional ingredient in an otherwise completely liquid cleaning formula. In one example of this type, the abrasive is combined into a terpene/limonene solvent-based cleaner while remaining stable [45], In another example, the surfactant instead of the abrasive is largely eliminated [46],... 

This brings up the important point that the choice of counterion is also key for efficacy of the main anionic surfactants used in the cleaning formula. It has been known for some time that divalent metal salts of alkylbenzene sulfonate, paraffin sulfonates, and the like are better grease cleaners than the analogous sodium salts [87,88], These are more difficult to use due to their lower water stability, but they can be formulated with some of the more effective grease cutting solvents [89-90]. It has also been claimed that if ammonium salts of the anionic surfactants are used less residue is left on the surface [91]. 

One unusual example of a hard surface cleaner of this type claims a residual effect on the surface that reducing the cleaning effort needed on subsequent cleanings. The surprising part of this invention is that the claim is based, in part, on the presence of lipase in the formula [226], This is a rare example of the use of an enzyme in a consumer-intended hard surface cleaning formula. The use of enzymes in hand dishwashing, automatic dishwashing, and laundry is quite common. 

The formulations of both the liquid impregnated on the wipes and the liquid supplied in a bottle are similar. They are more similar to glass cleaning formulas in their surfactant concentrations, although they tend to have lower solvent content than do glass cleaners. They are likely to contain suds suppressors (such as silicones) because excess foam would leave the impression that the surface needed to be rinsed. 

Uses Dispersant, esp. for clays deflocculant and dispersant for clay slurries used in paper coatings, in flat latex paints fluidifier in the formulation of oil well drilling muds antiredeposition agent in cleaning formulas... 

CAS 27593-14-2 EINECS/ELINCS 248-551-8 Uses Surfactant for alkaline cleaning formulas hydrotrope to couple nonionic surfactants into high electrolyte systems, e.g., in highly built cleaners... 

Most of the evolution in the field over the past 40 years has taken place in product form and delivery rather than in product ingredients, particularly the surfactants. Since the major change from the use of soap to the use of detergents in the middle of the past century, the array of surfactants used in the APCs has changed much less. However, the ways cleaning formulas are delivered have changed tremendously. The delivery of cleaners in plastic bottles, and then spray bottles followed by the rise and subsequent market importance of the wipes form, shows the trajectory of delivery systems, especially in developed markets. 

After anionics, nonionics are the next biggest category of surfactant in APCs. These are used to a very limited extent in powder cleaning formulas. However, they are used in cream cleansers, which tend to be more complex formulations. Nonionics are extensively used now in liquid APCs and floor cleaners and the spray cleaners. There are even some few cases reported of APCs formulated entirely from nonionics, with no anionics at all [78,79]. Nonionics are well known for then-ability to adsorb to greasy/oily surfaces, although they tend not to emulsify the oils in solution as well as the anionics. The properties of the two classes of surfactants would seem therefore to be complementary, and many modem formulation patents and publications describe these types of combinations [80-82]. 

Additionally, conventional cleaning machine products are placed in the machine s dispenser and/or sprinkled on the base of the machine. Sometimes these formulations coagulate in the sieves at the bottom of the machines and can block the machine. Tomlinson et al. discuss a cleaning formula that mitigates the problem of coagulation. The active ingredient in this formula is a fully hydrated organic acid. 

Uses Surfactant for alkaline cleaning formulas vise, builder In personal care cleansers and detergents... 

Uses Low-foaming surfactant for alkaline cleaning formulas Trade Names Mackam GAB... 

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