A cleaning agent effective in preventing soil contamination and water quality degradation, designed to prevent secondary pollution.
"Earth Clean" is a completely new secondary contamination prevention cleaning agent that can be used as a regular detergent for floor cleaning, cleaning measuring instruments, parts cleaning, work clothes, gloves, hand washing, etc., without causing cloudiness. By dispersing oil into ultra-fine particles with water, it prevents re-adhesion, thus avoiding oil stains and oil balls, which eliminates secondary contamination of oil even when it flows into sewage and drainage. 【Features】 - Grease traps are free of dirt, significantly reducing pumping costs. - Dilution type (5 to 10 times), leading to cost savings. - As a water-based cleaner, there are no storage restrictions under fire safety regulations. - This product has a performance of over 77% component biodegradability according to the OECD standard DOC method (as per the Japan Food Analysis Center). Surfactant content is 5.5%. - Effective for treating spilled oil and other contaminants. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【How to Use】 ■ Please dilute to an appropriate amount before use. The water used can be soft water, hard water, seawater, or muddy water, regardless of location and environment. ■ For grease and oil types, please stir in warm water below 40℃ before use. ■ Using high-pressure washing methods, such as car wash machines, will enhance the effectiveness. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Ecoest Co., Ltd. handles secondary oil contamination prevention cleaning agents, deodorizing liquids for portable toilets, rainwater utilization system structures, and rainwater barrels. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests.
