- Alkaline degreasers have a high pH, typically above 10, which can be hazardous to the eyes, skin and fabric when splashed or spilled.
- Solvent based degreasers, such as "citric" based products have d-limonene (generically termed a terpene), and "butyl" cleaners with 2-butoxyethanol and similar compounds, can be hazardous to both the user and the environment.
- Cleaners with the C.O.D.E. inside are safe to the user and the environment and can be used in food contact applications.
What is the purpose of a cleaner?
The C.O.D.E. end use applications - Automotive garages and industrial plants.
The C.O.D.E. end use applications - Food processing, food preparation including restaurants.
A word about porous floors and surfaces.
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The C.O.D.E. end use applications - Automotive garages and industrial plants.
The C.O.D.E. end use applications - Food processing, food preparation including restaurants.
A word about porous floors and surfaces.