Cleaning compositions for removing organic deposits in hard to reach surfaces
OwnerGustavo M. Gonzalezinventor
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Abstract
A cleaning composition for removing organic deposits from hard to reach surfaces. In its basic embodiment, the cleaning composition comprises: a) a water miscible solvent; b) an inorganic salt; and c) water. The amount of the inorganic salt is at least 20% of the total composition by weight, with at least some of the salt existing in crystalline form at 20° C.
Claims19
A shake-to-clean composition, wherein said composition is a stable liquid-solid two-phase cleaning composition including abrasive grains of inorganic salt in crystalline form suitable for removing organic deposit from interior surfaces of a substrate, said cleaning composition comprising:
- a. a water miscible solvent selected from the group consisting of one to five carbon mono-, di-, and tri-alcohols;
- alkylene glycol ethers;
- and dialkylene glycol ethers;
- b. an inorganic salt;
- and
- c. water;
- wherein the inorganic salt is present in an amount of 20% of the total composition by weight, with at least some of the salt existing in crystalline form at 20° C., to a about 70% of the total composition by weight in crystalline form at 20° C.;
- and
- wherein said water miscible solvent comprises from about 15-50% of the total composition by weight.
A shake-to-clean composition, wherein said composition is a stable liquid-solid two-phase cleaning composition including abrasive grains of inorganic salt in crystalline form suitable for removing organic deposit from interior surfaces of a substrate, said cleaning composition comprising:
- d. a water miscible solvent;
- e. an inorganic salt;
- f. water;
- g. a fragrance;
- and
- h. a dye
- wherein the inorganic salt is present in an amount of 20% of the total composition by weight, with at least some of the salt existing in crystalline form at 20° C., to about 70% of the total composition by weight in crystalline form at 20° C.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.