Acidic cleaning and disinfecting solution
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Acid cleaning detergent
Product introduction:
This product is a foam-type acidic cleaning and disinfecting agent that can quickly remove inorganic marks and alkaline attachments formed on surfaces, has a strong chelating ability for calcium and magnesium ions, and is easy to rinse with water.
This product is used to remove inorganic substances and proteins attached to the surfaces of food processing equipment and packaging materials (such as bottles and cans), and can also be used to remove scale, oxides, milk stone, beer stone, etc. formed on surfaces.
Main features: safe and non-harmful, integrates cleaning and disinfection.
■ Self-foaming, with strong permeability.
■ Odorless and tasteless, no need to worry about stains on your bottles and cans.
■ Has acidic and oxidative properties, environmentally friendly and biodegradable.
■ Has cleaning, disinfection, and deodorizing functions.
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