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Preservatives
Posted by M123 on October 6, 2021 at 6:40 amwhat is the safer substitute than Methylisothiazolinone (alone or in mixture with Methylchloroisothiazolinone)?
PhilGeis replied 3 years, 2 months ago 5 Members · 7 Replies -
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MIT as supplied with CMIT at total ~5ppm in rinse off products is safe in use and continues to be primary in that context.
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You’ll have to better define what you mean by “safer”.
How would you measure one thing is safer than another? -
That depends…what’s the product type, pH, and how much water do you have in it?
Phenoxyethanol is probably your best best though. -
Think phenoxy is not needed with DMDM Hydantoin and Parabens - the classic combination is a formaldehyde releaser and parabens but add EDTA.,
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PhilGeis said:MIT as supplied with CMIT at total ~5ppm in rinse off products is safe in use and continues to be primary in that context.قال PhilGeis :يعتبر MIT كما هو مزود بـ CMIT بإجمالي حوالي 5 جزء في المليون في منتجات الشطف آمنًا في الاستخدام ولا يزال أساسيًا في هذا السياق.
مناديل مبللة هي منتجات شطف؟
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Wet wipes have no rinsing step like shampoos - so are leave on.
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