How Long Does It Take to Develop a New Critical Cleaning Detergent?
Q: How long does it actually take to develop a new critical cleaning detergent? A: Longer than most people expect. When our senior chemist Marius Dräger and associate chemist Nick Di Grandi sat down to talk about the development of…
One Detergent for CIP, Manual, and Ultrasonic Cleaning
Q: Can I use one detergent across CIP, manual, and ultrasonic cleaning, or do I need different products for each?
A: The short answer is: yes, one detergent, can indeed often handle all three, and our Halojet® Low-Foam High Emulsification Cleaner is a strong candidate for that role.
Cleaning Cosmetics Manufacturing Equipment: A Detergent Formulated for the Industry
Q: We manufacture cosmetics and personal care products. Is there an Alconox detergent formulated specifically for our industry? A: The short answer is yes. Cosmetics and personal care manufacturing presents a genuinely distinct set of cleaning challenges. The residues you…
Cleaning Process Filter Cartridges Before Sanitization and Reuse
Sanitization is not cleaning. Rinse first, clean captured organic soils with an enzymatic detergent, rinse again, and only then sanitize. Developed in collaboration with Critical Process Filtration.
How to: Clean Lip Balm Residue
Q: We are a mid-size cosmetic manufacturer. We are struggling with cleaning lip balm oil residues including waxes, coconut, sunflower, soybean, castor oil, and similar components. We are looking for a low foaming detergent. Any suggestions? A: As we’ve said…
