Preparation method of kitchen and bath detergent

Abstract

The invention discloses a preparation method of a kitchen and bath detergent. The method comprises the following steps: adding while stirring the following materials into a reactor: 12 parts of glycerol, 15 parts of citric acid, 6 parts of sodium carbonate and 4 parts of sodium alkyl benzene sulfonate, wherein the stirring rate is 10-12 rpm; and heating with the temperature at 30-45 DEG C. The detergent produced by the method of the invention has strong detergency and delicate appearance, is convenient for carrying and household usage, and can be widely used in washing food cooker, cooking bench, heavy oil on cooking fume exhauster, and heavy oil on hard surfaces such as toilet tiles and porcelain ware.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a preparation method of kitchen and bathroom detergent, which belongs to the field of daily chemical industry. Background technique [0002] Although the traditional kitchen heavy oil cleaner has a strong detergency on the oil stains on the range hood, it is strong in alkalinity and contains a large amount of solvents such as glycol ether and propylene glycol ether, and cannot be used to clean tableware. Harmful to human body if inhaled or in contact with skin. In present home life, people generally use decontamination powder to clean the greasy stains on the tiles in the kitchen or porcelain utensils. However, the surfactant content in the decontamination powder is low, and the heavy oil stains on the ceramic tiles are difficult to remove. Therefore, if there is a detergent with strong decontamination effect, safe and non-toxic, and can be used to clean heavy oil stains on the surfaces of tableware, stoves, range hoods, tiles...

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[0002] Although the traditional kitchen heavy oil cleaner has a strong detergency on the oil stains on the range hood, it is strong in alkalinity and contains a large amount of solvents such as glycol ether and propylene glycol ether, and cannot be used to clean tableware. Harmful to humans if inhaled or in contact with skin

In today's household life, people generally use decontamination powder to clean the oil stains on the tiles or porcelain utensils in the kitchen. However, the surfactant content in the decontamination powder is low, and the heavy oil stains on the tiles are difficult to remove.