My question is related to a minimum detergent concentration. We manually wash labware of all sizes in 0.3% Liquinox solution. We also pre-wash or pre-rinse the labware and control our parts load. We rarely have failures. We want to change our protocol to extend the wash water use for one day instead of based on a numerical parts load. Do you think a 0.3% Liquinox concentration is sufficient detergent capacity to go an entire day?
Tag Archive | "TOC"
Minimum Detergent Concentration?
Posted on 02 October 2017.
Posted in Laboratory, Liquinox, Manual Lab CleaningComments (0)
What is a TOC Residue Detection Method?
Posted on 02 July 2013.
Q. What is TOC and is TOC an acceptable residue detection method for Alconox Brand Aqueous Cleaners? A. Total organic carbon (TOC) is the amount of carbon bound in an organic compound
Posted in Alcojet, Alcotabs, Citrajet, Citranox, Detergent 8, Luminox, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical, Solujet, Tergajet, TergazymeComments (0)
How to: Pharma Cleaning Validation
Posted on 14 August 2012.
Learn how to resolve linearity issues with detecting residues of Alconox using total organic carbon (TOC) for pharmaceutical cleaning validation.
Posted in Alconox, Cosmetic, PharmaceuticalComments (0)
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