Cleaning Diatomaceous Earth Residues
Q: We need to remove diatomaceous earth from filter screens. What detergent do you recommend?
A: Diatomaceous earth, also known as filter aid, diatomite, celite, and other names, has a wide range of uses, including pest control, abrasives, and of course filtration. As it is composed of both organic and inorganic matter, knowing which detergent to use is a very valid question.
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Remove Endotoxin Residue
Q: Does Alconox detergent remove endotoxin?
A: Detergents like Alconox® Powdered Precision Cleaner and Liquinox® Critical Cleaning Liquid Detergent, and others, have been used for decades around the globe to create surfaces devoid of residues. A detergent cleaning is a vital part of a depyrogenation program.
Undissolved Washer Detergent Sign of Bad Seal?
Q: We are having issues with undissolved detergent that is persisting. We make sure the compartment is dry before use. Can we try a liquid?
A: It sounds like you have a cup in door washer for the powdered detergent. The seals there are not designed to hold a liquid – of course some seals are better than others, but they are more for powders and gels (think home dishwasher gel at home).