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Detergents and surfactants

Detergents and surfactants – tips, reviews and recommendations

This section contains practical articles on detergents for domestic and industrial use and surfactants (surface-active substances). We look at different types of detergents –
from universal washing powder to low-temperature detergents. We also look at surfactants: what they are and what types there are.

how to use detergents effectively;
everything about low-temperature detergents;
what antiseptics and disinfectants are;
types and uses of surfactants.

Special attention is paid to information about the operating conditions of each detergent. There are also links to technical documentation.

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How to effectively use technical detergents

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Detergent NMS: where to buy and how to apply

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Surfactants: what is it and what surfactants are

The production of surfactants is growing every year. By 2020, the global market for surfactants has increased compared to 2016, and amounted to almost 36 billion dollars. More and more industrial enterprises use surfactants in...

Detergent labomid – instructions for use.

How often do you ask yourself how to clean and degrease metal surfaces, assemblies, containers, parts and mechanisms. Sometimes flushing can take place in several stages and it takes precious time. In this situation, labomid...

What are antiseptics and disinfectants? Instructions for use.

How to protect yourself and your family from viruses and bacteria as much as possible, especially in the midst of infectious epidemics? style=”font-family: georgia, palatino, serif; font-size: 12pt;”> Now, more than ever, this question is...