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Trial Number 1

Trial Purpose:

To evaluate two cleaners on the effectiveness of removing bathroom soil from ceramic, plastic, and chrome surfaces.

Date Run:

10/30/2019

Experiment Procedure:

Eighteen pre-weighed coupons, three of each substrate for each cleaner were contaminated with 0.5 grams of bathroom soil (28.6% All-in-one Shampoo & Conditioner, 21.4% Dry Skin lotion, 21.4% Liquid Hand Soap, 14.3% Liquid Body Wash, 7.2% Deodorant Bar Soap, 7.1% Water). The coupons were aged for 24 hours at room temperature (68 F) before recording dirty weights. Three coupons of the same substrate were placed in the Straight-Line Washability (SLW) unit and a Kimberly-Clark Wypall reinforced paper towel was attached to the cleaning sled. The Wypall and coupons were treated with two sprays of the cleaning solution and cleaned for 20 cycles (equivalent of 30 seconds cleaning). Coupons were air dried at room temperature (68 F) and final weights were recorded.

Trial Results:

Cleaner Substrate Initial Weight of Cont. Final Weight of Cont. %Cont. Removed Average Overall Average % Cont. Removed
Mrs. Meyers Lavender Tub & Tile Ceramic 0.530 0.010 98.11 97.82 90.35
0.520 0.010 98.08
0.730 0.020 97.26
Plastic 0.112 0.037 66.82 75.62
0.115 0.018 84.20
0.103 0.025 75.85
Chrome 0.548 0.015 97.25 97.62
0.453 0.011 97.57
0.512 0.010 98.05
Cleanyst Tub & Tile Ceramic 0.593 0.005 99.14 98.78 98.84
0.506 0.005 99.07
0.382 0.007 98.12
Plastic 0.601 -0.006 101.00* 99.32
0.597 0.004 99.33
0.559 0.013 97.64
Chrome 0.668 0.010 98.53 98.42
0.559 0.009 98.48
0.478 0.008 98.241

Success Rating:

A cleanliness study, addressing only various analytical techniques.

Conclusion:

The Cleanyst Tub & Tile Cleaner solution was more effective than the comparative product.

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