Liquid mixed cleaning detergents

Liquid mixed cleaning detergents are versatile cleaning solutions that combine various cleaning agents to tackle different types of dirt, grime, and stains. These detergents are commonly used for household, commercial, and industrial cleaning applications.

Key Components

1. Surfactants
   • Reduce surface tension to lift dirt and grease.
   • Common types: Anionic (foamy), Non-ionic (mild), and Amphoteric (versatile).
2. Builders
   • Enhance cleaning efficiency by softening water and boosting surfactant performance.
   • Examples: Sodium carbonate, and phosphates.
3. Solvents
   • Dissolve grease and stains.
   • Examples: Alcohols, glycol ethers.
4. Enzymes
   • Break down organic stains (e.g., proteins, fats).
   • Examples: Amylase, and protease.
5. Disinfectants
   • Kill bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
   • Examples: Sodium hypochlorite, and benzalkonium chloride.
6. Fragrances and Dyes
   • Add pleasant scents and color for a better user experience.
7. Water
   • Acts as a solvent and carrier for other ingredients.

Types of Mixed Cleaning Detergents

1. All-Purpose Cleaners
   • For general cleaning tasks (floors, walls, countertops).
   • A balanced mix of surfactants and mild solvents.
2. Degreasers
   • Target oil and grease (kitchens, industrial equipment).
   • Higher concentration of solvents and surfactants.
3. Disinfecting Cleaners
   • Kill germs while cleaning surfaces (bathrooms, medical facilities).
   • Include disinfecting agents like bleach or quaternary ammonium compounds.
4. Glass Cleaners
   • Streak-free cleaning of windows and mirrors.
   • Use mild surfactants and alcohol-based solvents.
5. Fabric Detergents
   • Formulated for laundry cleaning, removing stains without damaging fabric.
   • Enzyme-rich and pH-balanced.
6. Specialty Cleaners
   • Designed for specific materials (wood, stainless steel, carpets).
   • Contain tailored ingredients for those surfaces.