What kind of detergent to choose?

In the village of Vellarib already a holiday, and in Vellabaggio still wash the dishes? As we see, the wrong choice of detergent can lead to undesirable consequences, well, or at least to complicate the cleaning process. That is why it is worthwhile to carefully approach the choice of detergent "Nika", because their range is unusually wide and suitable for any situation:

• Alkaline detergents are suitable for any job, but they are usually used to clean non-specific impurities.
• Chlorine detergents are used for disinfection in sanitary units - this is how the toilet is culturally called.
• Chemically active should be used with caution - they are able to clean off the surface of almost any spot - and often together with the surface.

Means for glass and mirrors

They differ from the standard means for washing dishes like the sky from the ground - they contain ammonia, the smell of which is familiar to everyone by ammonia. Thanks to ammonia, such products perfectly dissolve fatty prints, but they do not cope with ordinary dirt and dust, so they are not very suitable for washing the outside of the window. But after them there is practically no divorce, which saves time.

Chemically active agents

It is believed that this group includes only solutions for cleaning plumbing, but in fact, you can include here an extensive group of stain removers and bleach. Among active substances, the following groups can be distinguished:

• Chlorine - means based on active chlorine salts, which are activated in the process of dissolution in water. The very first type of active substance is chlorine lime, it has powerful disinfecting and bleaching properties, it dissolves calcium calcifications and scum. Unfortunately, it is very poisonous, therefore in the food industry we use weaker or diluted analogues.
• Oxygen - based on the property of active oxygen to oxidize most inorganic compounds. Such products are more expensive than chlorine, but they provide a more careful cleaning of processed items and surfaces, which makes oxygen means ideal for bleach and stain removers, which are used for washing or cleaning carpets.

In industry, the same compounds are usually used as in everyday life, but in a greater concentration, excluding the chemical industry, where narrowly specialized neutralizers are used.