Natural plant cleaning agent for cleaning heavy oil in kitchen and preparation method of natural plant cleaning agent

Abstract

The invention discloses a cleaning agent, and particularly relates to a plant cleaning agent which is used for cleaning heavy oil in a kitchen. The disclosed cleaning agent is prepared from the following components of 20-50 parts of a natural citrus plant solvent, 20-70 parts of plant oil derivative and 10-30 parts of a surfactant. Compared with a conventional chemical heavy oil cleaning agent, the cleaning agent has an extremely strong dissolving capacity to heavy oil, and is a safe, healthy and environmental-friendly natural cleaning agent.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of daily chemicals, in particular to a cleaning agent used in cleaning heavy oil stains in kitchens and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] With the increase of use time, a thick layer of oil pollution will appear on the surface of kitchen wall tiles or various kitchen utensils, especially on the surface of cooking utensils, objects, stoves, etc. if it is not cleaned in time, it will cause deposition and dryness , It brings great difficulty to people's cleaning. Kitchen utensils such as range hoods and fans are more likely to be stained with heavy oil stains and difficult to clean. General household cleaners are very ineffective in dealing with this kind of deposited oil, and the kitchen oil cleaners usually used for this type of oil mainly include strong alkali type, solvent type and surfactant type. The alkaline substance commonly used in strong alkali type oil stain cleaning agents is sodiu...

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Problems solved by technology

The alkaline substance commonly used in strong alkali type oil stain cleaning agents is sodium hydroxide. This type of cleaning agent has a good dissolving effect on oil stains, but it is highly corrosive, especially causing irritation and damage to the user's skin; solvent type oil stains The solvents used in the early stage of cleaning agents were organic solvents with strong solubility such as acetone, but acetone was a volatile solvent, which would cause certain safety hazards during the production and transportation of oil cleaning agents; although ethanol or ethers were also used as Organic solvents, but the boiling point of ethanol is low, ether organic solvents smell unpleasant, pungent, and some even cause dizziness, vomiting and other phenomena in the process of long-term use, and there are certain unsafe factors for the human body; conventional Surfactant-based oily cleaners have a mild effect, but the removal effect on heavy dirt is not ideal. In actual use, the items to be washed need to be soaked in a solution containing detergent for a long time, which cannot be used for large kitchen utensils. product cleaning

[0003] In addition to the above-mentioned problems, it is not environmentally friendly for strong alkaline and organic oil cleaning agents to directly discharge alkaline solution or organic waste liquid. Small