Proteolytic enzyme cleaner
AssigneeEcolab Inc.
InventorsThomas R. Oakes, Kristine K. Wick, Bruce R. Cords, Sandra L. Bull, Francis L. Richter
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AssigneeEcolab Inc.
InventorsThomas R. Oakes, Kristine K. Wick, Bruce R. Cords, Sandra L. Bull, Francis L. Richter
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Compositions for use as soil removing agents in the food processing industry are disclosed. Food soiled surfaces in food manufacturing and preparation areas can be cleaned. The compositions are manufactured in the form of a concentrate which is diluted with water and used. The cleaning materials are made in a two part system which are diluted with a diluent source and mixed prior to use. The products contain high quality cleaning compositions and use a variety of active ingredients. The preferred materials, in a two part system contain detergent compositions, enzymes that degrade food compositions, surfactants, low alkaline builders, water conditioning (softening) agents, and optionally a variety of formulary adjuvants depending on product form.
A low foaming liquid stabilized enzyme-containing detergent composition, the composition being substantially free of an alkali metal hydroxide and free of a source of active chlorine, the composition comprising:
A low foaming stabilized solid block enzyme-containing detergent composition, the composition being substantially free of an alkali metal hydroxide and free of a source of active chlorine, the composition comprising:
A low foaming stabilized particulate enzyme-containing detergent composition, the composition being substantially free of an alkali metal hydroxide and free of a source of active chlorine, the composition comprising:
A two-part, low-foaming stabilized enzyme liquid detergent, the two part detergent being substantially free of an alkali metal hydroxide and free of a source of active chlorine, the two part detergent comprising a liquid enzyme part and an aqueous builder part, each part separately packaged to ensure enzyme activity when blended and used, said two part system comprising:
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