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Hydrogen Peroxide Stability

These general principles apply to all products from all manufacturers that use liquid hydrogen peroxide. All products formulated with peroxide need…

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Chemistry

Cleaning with Chemistry: The Role of pH and Chemical Reactions

When cleaners get together and discuss technical topics, the subject of pH is likely to come up. Even more so, this has been true of dialogue between…

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Chemistry

Special Agents at Work: Silicone Defoamer Breaks through the Liquid Barrier that Protects Air bubbles released throughout the Extraction Process

One pizza company used the effective branding statement, “Better Ingredients Makes Better Pizza”. This statement holds true to making better cleaning…

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Chemistry special agents

This is crazy! How did these bleach stains get on my carpet?! Was my cleaner responsible for them?

Every household is full of chemistry. Products made with all sorts of solutions sit on the shelves of laundry rooms, kitchen counters, and medicine…

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Chemistry

The Raw Ingredients that Power Improved Cleaning: Agent #9 SUPER SURFACTANT!

One pizza company used the effective branding statement, “Better Ingredients Makes Better Pizza”. This statement holds true to making better cleaning…

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Chemistry special agents

Guidelines for Choosing a Good Cleaning Formulation that You Probably Won’t Find on Social Media

We monitor several social media platforms to provide technical information, answer questions about our products and better understand our customers.…

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Chemistry

The Value of Third Party Eco-Certifications to the Cleaning and Restoration Professional

It is hard to believe that it has been more than 30 years since the first eco-certification program was launched. Eco-certified technology has come a…

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Chemistry Business sustainability

What Makes Urine Glow Even After Cleaning?

Does this sound familiar?

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Chemistry

Accidents Happen! The Steps for Removing Acid Etchings on Stainless Steel

Stainless steel is sensitive to any acid. Even common acids such as orange juice are acidic enough to make permanent etches on some stainless steel.

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Chemistry

The Trifecta of Cleaning Agents

Chemistry is the basis for presprays, rinses as well as spot and stain removers. Different formulations will be more appropriate for use on some…

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