Hard Surface Spray Cleaner Liquid

Soil Food grease, oil and protein, petroleum grease and oil Surface Metal, ceramic, polymeric, glass Application Method Spray and wipe Manufacture Mix tank with propeller stirrer 

Composi ti on % Wt Water 90.00 TKPP 2.00 N Clear 1.88 Sodium Hydroxide (50%) 0.12 Dipropylene Glycol Monomethyl Ether 5.00 0cty1phenoxy Polyethoxyethanol, 12-13 Moles EO 1.00 

Spray and Wipe Household Hard Surface fLiouidl 

Compos i t i orK % Wt Water 88.2 Metso Beads 2048 2.4 STPP 2.0 EDTA, tetrasodium (37%) 1-4 Ethylene Glycol n-Butyl Ether 3.0 C9-C11 Linear Alcohol, 6 Moles EO 3.0 

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Hard Surface Spray Cleaner (Phosphate. Liquid)... 

Hard surface household cleaners are available in various types. The concentrated products contain about 10% surfactant, often nonionics. The spray-on liquids, already diluted, may only contain 1% surfactant. Powdered hard surface cleaners are more likely to contain anionic surfactants, usually only 1 or 2%. Most household cleaners are made alkaline and usually contain a sequestering agent such as sodium gluconate. A water-soluble solvent is often added. Disinfectants, perfumes, and other components are present. Surfactants are isolated by extracting the dried solids with methanol or methylene chloride (24). 

Mix the Liquid Citric Acid-50% with an equal volume of water. Slowly add the ammonium hydroxide solution. The neutralization should be done cautiously and under agitation, as the reaction is exothermic. Add Cellosolve, surfactant, remaining water, fragrance and dye. The formula is suitable for a pump spray. Bathtub, sinks, faucets and other hard surfaces should be sprayed from a distance of about 10 inches. For maximum effectiveness, the deposited cleaner fluid should be left at work for at least five minutes and then rinsed off with water or removed with a wet cloth or sponge. 

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