In the village of Vellariba is already a holiday, but in Vellabaggio still wash the dishes? As we see, the wrong choice of detergent can lead to undesirable consequences, or at least complicate the cleaning process. That is why it is worth carefully choosing the Nika detergent, because their range is unusually wide and suitable for any situation:
- suitable for any job, but they are usually used to clean non-specific contaminants.
- Chlorine detergents are used for disinfection in sanitary facilities - this is how the toilet is culturally called.
- Reactive chemicals should be used with caution - they can clean almost any stain from the surface - and often along with the surface.
Tools for glass and mirrors
They differ from standard dishwashing detergents like heaven from earth - they include ammonia, the smell of which is familiar to everyone in ammonia. Thanks to ammonia, such products perfectly dissolve fatty prints, but do not cope well with ordinary dirt and dust, so they are not very suitable for washing the outside of a window. But after them, there are practically no divorces, which saves a lot of time.
Reactive agents
It is believed that this group includes only solutions for cleaning plumbing, but in fact this can include an extensive group of stain removers and bleaches. Among the active substances, the following groups can be distinguished:
- Chlorine - means based on active chlorine salts, which are activated in the process of dissolution in water. The very first type of active substance is bleach, it has powerful disinfecting and whitening properties, it dissolves calcium growths and scale well. Unfortunately, it is very toxic, therefore weaker or diluted analogues are used in the food industry.
- Oxygen - based on the property of active oxygen to oxidize most inorganic compounds. Such products are more expensive than chlorine ones, but they provide a more gentle cleaning of processed items and surfaces, which makes oxygen products an ideal option for bleaches and stain removers that are used when washing or cleaning carpets.
In industry, the same compounds are usually used as in everyday life, but in a higher concentration, excluding the chemical industry, where narrowly specialized neutralizers are used.