Toilet cleaner is acidic, kitchen cleaner is alkaline, why is there a difference between acid and al

The dirt carried by the tableware is mainly the residue of food, and whether the main dirt is easy to remove has a lot to do with the type of food during the meal. Most of the tableware is stained with more animal fat, which is more difficult to clean. Oils and fats are hydrolyzed under alkaline conditions (such as NaOH) to produce sodium higher fatty acids, which contain lipophilic and hydrophilic groups, which are used to remove oil.

So dishwashing detergent is alkaline.

The dirt of the toilet urinal is mainly urine alkali and rust. The dirt of washbasins, basins, bathtubs, and bathtubs is mainly rust and oil. Bathroom cleaners are both solid and liquid, and liquid cleaners are mostly acidic, which is particularly effective in removing urine alkali and rust.

Solid cleaners come in the form of sheets, lumps, powders, mostly alkaline cleaners, but also acidic.

Kitchen cleaners are mainly aimed at kitchen grease stains, and alkali can dissolve grease. Toilet cleaners, on the other hand, are acidic because the feces are alkaline.

Some alkaline solutions (kitchen cleaners) are hydroxide ions and acid solutions (toilet cleaners) contain hydrogen ions and they are both corrosive.

The acidic one is corrosive urine alkali, and the alkaline one is washing oil.