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It appears that your product's original name Tergikeen, which was too close to

someone else's product called Tergikleen. They are both the same chemical solution(nonionic surfactant Triton X-100), and they are in the same 30ml container.

30ml Tergikleen costs $29.95. Your 30ml Tergikeen(now Tergiking) costs $19.95. Amazon sells 120ml TeitonX-100 for $12.

Hopefully, I read everything correctly. In any case, do not throw out your bottle of Tergikeen.

Also, despite what your seller says about alcohol, you may find it difficult to mix concentrated Triton X-100 with distilled water without first mixing the concentrate with a little alcohol first. You probably found out that it doesn't take much Tergikeen to make one gallon of cleaning fluid.

Finally, the shelf life of Triton X-100 is not guaranteed past two years according to Dupont Chemical. However, my bottle is still good after 15 years. Still, Tergikeen's claim of never expiring does not match Dupont's published statement.

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