Floors removing stains

Uses Preparation of butyl esters (e.g., butyl acetate, di-n-butyl phthalate), glycol ethers solvent for waxes, resins, gums, and varnishes hydraulic fluid ingredient in perfumes and flavors additive in deicing fluids polishes, floor cleaners, stain removers, and in some gasolines (antiicing) diluent for brake fluids humectant for cellulose nitrate. 

Paints Stains Varnishes Cleaners Conditioners Removing Agents Bonding Primers Floor Coatings... 

Use Solvent for oils, fats, waxes, resins, rubber, etc. Substitute for turpentine cleaning machinery stain-remover shoe creams floor waxes cleaning fluids lubricants motor-fuel additive. 

Household hard surface cleaners are defined in this discussion as formulations, powder or liquid, used to clean hard surfaces in the home, excluding dishes. Therefore, cleaners used on soft surfaces in the home — upholstery and carpet cleaners, fabric stain cleaners, etc. — are not discussed here. Also excluded from this discussion are household products that are used primarily as treatments rather than cleaners per se — polishes, floor waxes, tarnish removers, and drain cleaners (decloggers). Also not included are air fresheners, which are not... 

Besides disinfection and stain removal, there are few other added benefits of major market importance. The next most important is the special class in which a polymer film is left behind on the surface. The most common example of this is not all-purpose cleaners, but are the mop and shine products for floor cleaning. This subset is intended solely for floor cleaning and leave behind a film intended to mimic the shine and soil resistance of waxing a floor. Unlike waxes, however, these polymer films do not need to be buffed to make them glossy [176], The only drawback to this kind of formula is the possible buildup of polymer on the surface. These polymer films tend to be slightly colored, and so repeated layers can yellow the surface. The aim of inventions in the field is therefore... 

Use 1 to 2 oz/gal for cleaning floors and walls. Use full strength to remove oil, grease, tar, gum, asphalt, fresh paint, adhesives, scuff marks and lipstick stains. Brush where necessary. Rinse with water. For prolonged use, wear rubber gloves. Gardner Straight Line Washability Test ... 

Precaution Flamm. mod. fire risk can react with oxidizing materials Hazardous Decomp. Prods. Heated to decomp., emits acrid smoke and fumes NFPA Health 2, Flammability 2, Reactivity 0 Uses Solvent, stabilizer for shoe creams and floor waxes solvent in paint and lacquers, for oils, fats, waxes, resins, rubber, and asphalt substitute for turpentine cleaning machinery stain removal cleaning fluids lubricants motor fuel additive... 

The printers are also exposed to solvents while cleaning the press. The rollers are cleaned regularly. Occasionally, ink stains are also removed from other parts of the presses and floor (see 18.4.6). 

Red phosphorus. You may see many matchboxes or matchbooks with the striker strip removed. The phosphorus may cause red stains on floors, cabinets, or microwave ovens. When overheated, red phosphorus produces phosphine gas. Phosphine gas smells like rotten fish and is extraordinarily toxic. It can cause death in minutes at concentration of 2,000 ppm. Phosphine is also flammable. 

Calsoft L40 Calsoft L-60 detergent, concrete floor cleaners Schercomid SCO-Extra detergent, concrete stain removal... 

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