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Anonymous users2024-01-23Toilet cleaners are acidic, kitchen cleaners are alkaline, and can be detected with acid-base indicators or pH test papers.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Toilet cleaners mainly use activated carbon to adsorb colored and odorous substances, and kitchen cleaners mainly emulsify to clean oil stains.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Toilet cleaners are acidic and kitchen cleaners are alkaline, and they are different in nature.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Toilet cleaner: HCL
Kitchen cleaner: baking soda.
Soap: sodium dodecylbenzene sulfonate.
5%-13% sodium hypochlorite solution will decompose to produce chlorine gas when seen in light, which is strongly corrosive, can corrode rhodium, ruthenium and other precious metals, and will make nails thinner after contact.
Hydrochloric acid with relatively high concentrations is a commonly used substance.
It's not the same, one is an acid and the other is a base. Because there are many oil stains in the kitchen, it is necessary to use alkali to remove it. The dirt in the toilet is alkaline and can only be removed with acid.
The dirt in the toilet bowl is mainly urine stains, and urine stains are alkaline, so use an acidic detergent to neutralize them. The dirt in the kitchen is mainly oil stains, which contain a lot of fatty acids, so they should be neutralized with alkaline detergents.
One is acidic and the other is alkaline, and it will not be neutralized when used together, and it will not have the effect of decontamination, and it will also produce harmful salts