- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 5.2 lb
- A powder detergent concentrate for cleaning laboratory glassware and instruments
- To be diluted two tablespoons per gallon of potable tap water
- The cleaning solution rinses clear from glass and porcelain
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Learn more:
- MFR: Medical Chemical Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 135B-5LB
Frequently asked questions
Is this detergent safe for surgical instruments?
Yes, Detergosol is specifically formulated for the rigorous cleaning requirements of both laboratory glassware and professional surgical or clinical instruments.
How much powder do I need per gallon?
For optimal results, use a dilution ratio of two tablespoons per gallon of potable tap water.
Does this leave any film on glassware?
No, it is engineered to rinse completely clear, ensuring that glass and porcelain surfaces remain free of streaks or residue.
Can I use this in an ultrasonic cleaner?
Yes, this detergent is an excellent choice for manual cleaning and pairs very well with ultrasonic cleaners for enhanced instrument maintenance.
Is this suitable for sensitive lab equipment?
Absolutely. It is designed to be a high-performance, professional-grade solution that breaks down contaminants while remaining gentle enough for delicate glass and porcelain.
What types of surfaces can I clean with this?
Detergosol is highly effective on a variety of professional surfaces, including:
- Laboratory glassware (beakers, pipettes, test tubes)
- Porcelain surfaces
- Surgical and clinical instrumentation
Is this intended for industrial or clinical use?
It is a professional-grade detergent specifically trusted for demanding environments such as clinical laboratories, research facilities, and hospital central supply departments.
Is the formula highly concentrated?
Yes, it is a high-efficiency powder concentrate, which provides significant value and cleaning power per 5 lb container.
Is this product effective for clinical research settings?
Yes, it is specifically tailored to meet the strict cleanliness standards required for research facilities and clinical lab environments.
Can I use standard tap water to mix it?
Yes, the formula is designed to be mixed with potable tap water at the specified ratio of two tablespoons per gallon.