Perhaps one of the best-known chemicals used by Brazilian consumers, which has a dramatic influence on culture and behavior with regard to cleaning, is sodium hypochlorite, commonly known as “bleach.”
When the temperature changes, turbidity, phase separation, crystal formation, or changes in viscosity may occur. Two parameters are critical in this analysis: the fog point and the cloud point.
This article will discuss best practices for peroxide-based formulations and tips for developing a high-performance, cost-competitive, and highly stable product.
When we talk about “Heavy-Duty Cleaning,” the resources available when developing a formulation that are capable of combining fast and efficient action are scarce. Learn more about acids in cleaning.
Macler continues to expand its portfolio to offer increasingly comprehensive solutions for the industry. The latest addition is Cetrimonium Chloride 50%, a versatile cationic surfactant that combines conditioning and excellent substantivity.
When we think of cleaning products, foam is often the first sign that consumers associate with effectiveness. But does it really represent cleaning power? The answer is: not always.
