Toilet cleaners

Scouring powder Acid toilet cleaner Corrosive hydrochloric acid... 

Sometimes undesirable odors arise during or after a product s use The wet laundry odor in washing machines or the hot hair scent generated by hair driers are typical examples. In personal deodorants and air fresheners, diaper products and toilet cleaners, masking external odors is a primary reason for the products very existence. 

Acid toilet cleaners Fatty amine ethoxylates Fatty alcohol EO/PO co-polymers Wetting agents with acid stability... 

Uses For cisterntype toilet cleaners and in cosmetic creams. EMPILAN 0004 ... 

Known uses Industrial Solvent for surface coatings and cleaning solutions. Chemical intermediate for Globalexyl UNoxy ILOate. General public Toilet cleaner... 

One test that has more relevance for toilet bowls, especially in high mineral areas, is a test for iron or manganese staining. Either ferric chloride or man-ganese(II) solution is spread on a light etched ceramic tile. The toilet cleaners were tested as static soaking tests with no mechanical action [389],... 

Further chlorinated compounds detected in Lippe river sediments could not be attributed clearly to distinct emission sources. Within the group of chlorinated benzenes, tri-, tetra- and pentachlorinated isomers did not show siginicant distribution patterns. In contrast, samples from the upper areas (sampling locations 8 and 9) were significantly less contaminated by dichlorobenzenes. Among other applications dichlorobenzenes are ingredients of toilet cleaners. Therefore, their distribution pattern in Lippe river sediments may reflect partially the pollution from municipal effluents. 

For the chlorinated benzenes, a very similar distribution within the sediment core is observed as for some PAHs, e.g. benzo[a]pyrene. An elevated large-scale industrial activity related to these compounds can be deduced for the time between 1947 and 1955. We attribute the decrease in contamination towards the top layers to a reduction of emissions as a result of more efficient sewage treatment plants (Fig. 1A,B) as well as a modified array of products. The concentration profile of HCB (Fig. 6C) and all lower chlorinated benzenes (Tab. 2) suggests the dominance of industrial sources responsible for the contamination as contrasted to agricultural emission derived from pesticide usage. It should be noted that the contamination level of 1,4-dichlorobenzene was elevated in the time period between 1975 and 1980, comparable with concentration levels determined in Rhine river sediments 1982/83. The extensive use of 1,4-dichlorobenzene as an odorous ingredient of toilet cleaners contributed additionally to the contamination via sewage effluents (LWA, 1987/1989). 

Bathroom toilet cleaners Chlorine Eye, skin, and lung irritant. Major cause of poisonings in children. Also found in disinfectants, dishwasher powders. 

Limescale rust removers Hydrochloric acid Corrosive, eye and skin irritant. Also found in toilet cleaners, metal polishes. 

Oven drain cleaners Lye (sodium hydroxide) Severe damage to stomach and esophagus if swallowed. Also found in bathroom and toilet cleaners. 

An emetic is administered to a patient who ingests toilet cleaner... 

Products and Uses Used in hair bleaching products, swimming pool chemicals, toilet cleaner, drain cleaner, as a buffer, a neutralizing agent, and an etching... 

Acid Cleaners are used with extreme caution. Bowl cleaners are generally acidic in nature, and are available in powder, preferred solid block or liquid form. The function of toilet cleaners is to remove effectively fecal soils, lime and rust deposits, and urinary calculus from commodes and urinals. 

Figure 10.195 Determination of alkylbenzyl-dimethyl-ammonium compounds in a toilet cleaner. Separator column lonPac NS1, 10 pm eluent 8mmol/L HCI/MeCN gradient linear, 0% to 90% MeCN in 15 min flow rate 1 mlV min detection (a) UV (205 nm) and (b)...

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