Agent for dirt-removing and antifogging

Abstract

The detersive antifogging agent for glass is made of (wt%) 10-20% of anhydrous ethanol as solvent, 5-15% of propylene glycol 5-15% of isopropanol as dispersing agent, 5-20% of cocoanut oil fatty acid diethanol acylamide as non-ionic surfactant, 1-1.5% of essence and 40-60% of pure clean water as raw material through the processes of uniformly stirring them and filling. It is simple in productionprocess and is obvious in detersive antifogging effect, and has extensive application.

Description

[0001] Field: [0002] The invention relates to a decontamination and antifogging agent for glass, which can be widely used on the windshield glass of automobiles, ships and airplanes, as well as glasses and helmet goggles worn by people. Background technique: [0003] Glass is prone to fog and frost in humid air or cold weather conditions, making the surface blurred. This is because when the temperature of the glass is below the freezing point and above the dew point, the surface of the glass is easy to absorb water vapor in the air, and then condenses into fog and frost. , so that people cannot see objects clearly through the glass, which brings a lot of inconvenience to daily life and work. At present, some similar products available on the market are expensive, some have poor anti-fog effect, affect the light transmission and light reflection of the glass, and some are even flammable, corrode the glass, and pollute the environment. Invention content: [0004] The object...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Glass is prone to fog and frost in humid air or cold weather conditions, making the surface blurred. This is because when the temperature of the glass is below the freezing point and above the dew point, the surface of the glass is easy to absorb water vapor in the air, and then condenses into fog and frost. , so that people cannot see objects clearly through the glass, which brings a lot of inconvenience to daily life and work

At present, some similar products available on the market are expensive, some have poor anti-fog effects, affect the light transmission and reflectivity of the glass, and some are even flammable, corrode the glass, and pollute the environment.