Dishwashing Detergent, Chlorinated

The use of chlorinated trisodium phosphate is declining. It has been largely replaced by chlorinated isocyanurates in powdered abrasive cleansers and automatic dishwash detergents to reduce cost, improve performance, or comply with restrictions on the use of phosphates. Some chlorinated trisodium phosphate is stiU used in commercial laundries and in disinfectant cleaners. [Pg.143]

Economic Aspects. Sodium hypochlorite—trisodium phosphate complex was commercialized in 1930. Chlorinated TSP is manufactured by Stauffer (a subsidiary of Rhc ne-Poulenc, Inc.). The consumption, steadily decreasing since 1980, dropped sharply in 1985 because of reduced use in dishwasher detergents. The estimated demand in 1987 was 37,360 t (220). In 1988 it sold for 0.32/lb ( 0.70/kg) for tmddoad quantities of 660 kg (300-lb) dmms. [Pg.472]

Appllca.tlons. The principal uses are in scouring cleansers and acid metal cleaners for dairy equipment. Use in dishwasher detergents has been supplanted by chlorinated isocyanurates, which are more cost-effective, more stable in hot water, and possess water softening properties. [Pg.473]

Chlorine bleach (sodium hypochlorite) automatic dishwasher detergents, kitchen and bathroom cleaners, laundry detergent... [Pg.35]

Cleaning products are used regularly in most households These include dishwashing detergents, denture cleaners, toilet bowl cleaners, oven cleaners, drain cleaners, wood and metal cleaners and polishes, tub, tile, and shower cleaners, bleach and pool chemicals. Toxic chemicals contained in household cleaners include glycol ethers, aliphatic hydrocarbons, aromatic hydrocarbons, chlorinated hydrocarbons, surfactants, and heavy metals J32l... [Pg.86]

Automatic Dishwash Detergent-Consumer (Phosphate. Chlorine Free. Powder)... [Pg.26]

Controlled chlorination of cyanuric acid results in the formation of di- and tri-chloroisocyanuric acids containing more than 90% available chlorine, which are used in dishwashing detergents and industrial and commercial laundries for their effective bleaching and disinfecting properties. They can be dry-packaged for domestic use and compete with the commonly used sodium hypochlorite. [Pg.10]

Until the end of the 1980s, almost all dishwashing detergents were highly alkaline formulations, based on meta silicate, phosphate, and chlorine bleach (trichloroisocyanurate). Later they were replaced by low-alkaline P-free or P-reduced formulations comprising disilicates and perborate, with a pH of 9-11. Replacement of chlorine bleach and pH reduction allowed the use of enzymes, especially amylases and proteases, but caused serious problems with tea stain removal. [Pg.410]

These products are mostly used as color safe bleach in dry bleaches and laundry detergents. They are also gaining popularity in automatic dishwasher detergents as a replacement for chlorinated products. Owing to its stability, PBS was the bleaching product of choice in laundry detergents. In the 1990s, PCS has replaced PBS in many laundry applications especially in Japan, Europe, and the United States. [Pg.426]

Uses Detergent, vise, builder and foam stabilizer for cosmetics, bubble baths, topical pharmaceuticals, Iiq. dishwash detergents, rug shampoos Properties Lt, amber cl. vise. Iiq., mild odor sol. in alcohols, diols, triois, polyols, glycol ethers, aliphatic, aromatic, and chlorinated hydrocarbons water-disp. sp.gr, 0,97 dens. 8.1 Ib/gal acid no. 2.0 max. alkali no. 20-40 flash pt. (OC) >... [Pg.983]

Uses Thickener, foam booster/stabilizer, and detergent for alkylaryl sulfonates and lauryl sulfates used in shampoos, bubble baths, floor cleaners, Iiq. and powd. dishwashing detergents, waterless hand cleaners, engine shampoos, concrete floor cleaners, wax strippers, tar removers, topical pharmaceuticals Features Makes self-emulsifiable solv. from aliphatic, aromatic, or chlorinated hydrocarbons... [Pg.983]

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