Cleaning agent for smoke ventilator

Abstract

The invention discloses a cleaning agent for a smoke ventilator. The cleaning agent comprises, by weight, 2 to 4 parts of linear alkylbenzene sulfonate, 1 to 5 parts of alkylphenol polyoxyethylene, 3 to 6 parts of sodium dodecyl sulfate, 4 to 8 parts of isopropyl alcohol, 6 to 8 parts of sodium carbonate and 100 parts of distilled water. The cleaning agent for a smoke ventilator in the invention is safe and nontoxic to a human body, poses no stimulus to the skin in the process of cleaning and can quickly and easily clear grease stains on the smoke ventilator and all kinds of kitchen wares; even when dealing with firmly adhered grease stains, the cleaning agent and a cleaning manner cause no damage to an utensil; the cleaning agent is easy to use and has no toxicity and no corrosion, a preparation process for the cleaning agent is simple, and the quality of a prepared product is stable.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a range hood cleaning agent. Background technique [0002] After a range hood has been used for a period of time, a layer of sticky soot and dirt will form on the surface of the machine body and the impeller. They are mainly formed by the gasification or even partial carbonization of cooking oil under high temperature conditions. On the one hand, the soot can be condensed On the other hand, the unsaturated oil in the edible oil will polymerize during the gasification process, thus forming a dense film with strong binding force on the solid surface. This kind of dirt is extremely difficult to remove. cleaning. In addition, the small dust and other solid particles (such as fine fibers) floating in the environment are attached to these grease stains through sedimentation and physical adsorption, which increases the difficulty of removal. At present, there are already many range hood cleaning agent products on the market for sale...

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Problems solved by technology

In addition, small dust and other solid particles (such as fine fibers, etc.) floating in the environment are attached to these grease stains through sedimentation and physical adsorption, which increases the difficulty of removal.

At present, there are already many range hood cleaning products on the market, but the degreasing effect of these products is still not ideal.

The reason is that most of these products only consider the individual effects of the addition of each component factor in the formula on the decontamination effect, but do not consider the comprehensive effect of the factors, that is, the interaction between the factors.

In this compound heavy-duty cleaning agent, the interaction between factors sometimes far exceeds the influence of a single factor on the cleaning effect, which is an aspect that cannot be ignored.

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