Production formula of tea scale cleaning agent and process for producing tea scale cleaning agent

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of daily chemical industry and particularly relates to a production formula of a tea scale cleaning agent and a process for producing the tea scale cleaning agent. The tea scale cleaning agent is prepared from 30 percent of citric acid, 10 percent of sodium carbonate, 55 percent of distilled water and 5 percent of lemon essence by the steps of extracting the citric acid, performing ultraviolet disinfection, mixing various components, pasteurizing and packaging. According to the product, the citric acid is used as a main scale removal ingredient, and the scale removal is high-efficient; and oily dirt is cleaned by using the sodium carbonate, the peculiar smell is avoided after cleaning, and the product is sanitary and safe.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of daily chemical industry, and in particular relates to a production formula and process of tea stain detergent. Background technique [0002] Tea is a well-known health drink and one of the mainstreams of Chinese food culture. The tea made from it is rich in protein, fat, carbohydrates and other nutrients, and is rich in copper, zinc and other trace elements needed by the human body, and has the functions of strengthening the heart and diuresis. Health drink. But after drinking tea, tea stains will form on the cup wall, and its main component is calcium carbonate, which is insoluble in water and difficult to clean. [0003] Ordinary washing liquid or cleaning powder is not good for cleaning tea stains, and it takes a lot of time, which is not conducive to the popularization and development of tea drinking culture. In order to make the world have a deep understanding and experience of Chinese tea drinking culture ...

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Problems solved by technology

The main focus of the present invention is that the main component of tea stains is calcium carbonate, which is insoluble in water but soluble in acids, but strong acids are highly corrosive and cause great damage to tea sets, so they are not suitable for use; inorganic weak acids can clean tea stains The effect is better. For example, acetic acid can clean tea stains, but it has an odor after cleaning. It needs to be soaked in boiled water before it can be used again. It can be used, but it is time-consuming and requires a large amount.