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How can I get crystal clear transparent dish washing liquid.
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You can’t get a clear product out of LABSA + NaOH as the resulting sulfonate is yellow colored.
For a crystal clear formulation you’d need a shampoo-like formula:
SLES+SLS, CAPB and alkanolamide -
CMC powder is cloudy?
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which are the best formula for transparent dis wash liquid soap?
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myatmyat said:which are the best formula for transparent dis wash liquid soap?
A shampoo-like SLES+SLS+CAPB formulation will work fine and it’s (mostly) non-irritating, but it doesn’t cut grease as well as sulfonates do.
You can add some ethoxylated fatty alcohol to the above formulation in order to improve grease cutting, while remaining clear.
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Gunther said:myatmyat said:which are the best formula for transparent dis wash liquid soap?
A shampoo-like SLES+SLS+CAPB formulation will work fine and it’s (mostly) non-irritating, but it doesn’t cut grease as well as sulfonates do.
You can add some ethoxylated fatty alcohol to the above formulation in order to improve grease cutting, while remaining clear.
why all company’s use silfonates and the product is very transparent
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Gunther said:myatmyat said:which are the best formula for transparent dis wash liquid soap?
A shampoo-like SLES+SLS+CAPB formulation will work fine and it’s (mostly) non-irritating, but it doesn’t cut grease as well as sulfonates do.
You can add some ethoxylated fatty alcohol to the above formulation in order to improve grease cutting, while remaining clear.
if it doesn’t cut grease we can not call it dish waching
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what do you think if you try TEA INSTEAD OF NAOH
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thanks! Gunther
what amount I can add fatty alcohol in 10 liter? -
smok said:what do you think if you try TEA INSTEAD OF NAOH
Do you know the price difference .
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Thanks you for everything!!
I make to start shampoo liquid,
please tell me what I need? -
Water balance TO 100
Caustic soda 99% 1.3
LABSA 96% 11
SLES 70% 7
DEA 2
STPP 1.5
SALT 1.5
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smok said:Gunther said:myatmyat said:which are the best formula for transparent dis wash liquid soap?
A shampoo-like SLES+SLS+CAPB formulation will work fine and it’s (mostly) non-irritating, but it doesn’t cut grease as well as sulfonates do.
You can add some ethoxylated fatty alcohol to the above formulation in order to improve grease cutting, while remaining clear.
why all company’s use silfonates and the product is very transparent
Do you have a picture or a commercial, sulfonate based formulation that is actually transparent?
Please also post a pic of the label so we can see that it actually contains sulfonates. -
Hello,
what is that slimy slow moving property in liquid dish wash of max?
i trued to increase surfactant and tried to enhance its thickness but still did not get that kinda result.
Is there any kind of slimy product like glue or else is used in it? -
one more thing the perfume that is essential oil (oil based) will drop the viscosity of the liquid, is it due to oily nature of the perfume that is merged to the oil attractive part of the surfactant and reduces its efficiency?
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for the preservatives i use DMDM, but still need suggestions to increase the amount of preservatives or stick to only one?
Methyle paraben is good but its slightly soluble in water and infer in the thickness of the liquid dish wash. -
Ahmad said:Hello,
what is that slimy slow moving property in liquid dish wash of max?
i trued to increase surfactant and tried to enhance its thickness but still did not get that kinda result.
Is there any kind of slimy product like glue or else is used in it?Max? Is that a brand?
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Gunther said:Ahmad said:Hello,
what is that slimy slow moving property in liquid dish wash of max?
i trued to increase surfactant and tried to enhance its thickness but still did not get that kinda result.
Is there any kind of slimy product like glue or else is used in it?Max? Is that a brand?
What are their ingredients?yes it’s a brand of Unilever i guess…
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Please anybody tell us the roles of all these products in dishwash
Please get the following information.
Water 86.3%
LABSA 9.4 %
NaOH 1.25%
CDEA 2.7%
EDTA .1%
Sodium chloride .2,%
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Avirock said:Please anybody tell us the roles of all these products in dishwash
Please get the following information.
Water 86.3%
LABSA 9.4 %
NaOH 1.25%
CDEA 2.7%
EDTA .1%
Sodium chloride .2,%
Water: solvent
LABSA + NaOH: they react to make Sodium alkylbenzene sulfonate, the surfactant
CDEA: Improves foam height and stability
EDTA: Makes the preservative (which ain’t there) work better, improves foaming in hard water.
Sodium chloride: salt, thickens the formulation
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Thanks gunther
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Have you solved the problem of clarity ?
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smok said:what do you think if you try TEA INSTEAD OF NAOH
That won’t work.
TEA-linear alkylbenzene sulfonate is yellow-orange colored, not clear.
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