Trial #0
Evaluate the efficacy of Client's cleaner formulations on the removal of synthetic blood soil from a stainless steel substrate.
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Coupon
02/26/2026
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Immersion/Soak
Alexander Symko Amelia Wagner Tatyanna Moreland Junior
Stainless Steel
Blood
DI water rinse
Air dry
Gravimetric
15 pre-weighed stainless-steel coupons were coated with synthetic blood using a swab and were allowed to air dry (68 F) for 24 hours. The supplied cleaner concentrates were then diluted by a ratio of 1 oz/ gallon of water. Dirty weights were then recorded. The contaminated coupons were immersed in their respective cleaner at room temperature for two minutes. Following immersion, coupons were rinsed three times in a de-ionized water bath for one minute and dried for 24 hours before the final weights were recorded.
Based on the results of this test, it is clear that these cleaners were quite effective at removing the soil from the substrate. A coupon from each cleaner was dropped due to equipment inaccuracy, but otherwise the experimental determinations show that the Multizyme and Supernova 1.0 cleaners were the most effective at removing the soil from the stainless steel coupons with an average removal of 98.64 and 98.01 respectively, but ultimately all cleaners were effective (>80% removal) in removing the soil from the substrate.
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