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Trial Number 0

Trial Purpose:

To test Clorox Clean-up Cleaner + Bleach and its efficiency in removing bathroom soil from substrates.

Date Run:

03/23/2021

Experiment Procedure:

Material were gathered before running this test. Nine coupons in total were used which included: ceramic, plastic, and chrome. Initial weights of each substrate were taken and soiled with 0.5 grams of Bathroom soil. The soil was allowed 24 hours of air dry time at room temperature before dirty weights were taken. After the dirty weights were recorded, each substrate was manually wiped using the SLW machine and wypall wipes. Two sprays on each coupon along with the wypall was added before beginning the SLW machine process.

Trial Results:

Cleaner  Substrate Coupon  Initial Dirty Clean Initial wt. of contamination Final wt. of contamination % Removal  Average % removal  Product removal
1 A 13 50.306 50.3844 50.3104 0.0784 0.0044 94.39 94.27 88.83
150 54.2982 54.374 54.302 0.0758 0.0038 94.99
34 51.5538 51.6562 51.5605 0.1024 0.0067 93.46
B 16 32.197 32.2896 32.22 0.0926 0.023 75.16 79.76
20 34.0501 34.1388 34.0687 0.0887 0.0186 79.03
22 34.0519 34.1378 34.0647 0.0859 0.0128 85.10
C 21 22.0583 22.1269 22.0634 0.0686 0.0051 92.56 92.44
22 20.674 20.7536 20.6792 0.0796 0.0052 93.47
12 21.9361 22.021 21.9435 0.0849 0.0074 91.28

Success Rating:

Preliminary compatibility tests on substrate coupons encouraging for at least one cleaning chemistry. More in-depth laboratory testing necessary.

Conclusion:

Clorox Clean-up Cleaner and Bleach was effective for overall soil removal from substrates (89%). Average percent removal of plastic was lower than ceramic and chrome, lowering overall removal rating. It should be noted that there was still residue left on a few on the coupons due to the imperfection of the SLW machine. Overall, the product does in fact remove bathroom soil from these substrates.

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