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Simple Green, ain't...

Posted by mr.bear on June 30, 2017 at 13:22:35:
...it's a strong cleanser. Its MSDS lists 7 or 8 ingredients including ethoxylated alcohol as a surfactant, which I got interested in. It's a chemical used in oilfield fracking; the manufacturer claims its harmless and biodegradable. Who knows?

If you buy S.G. in the spray-bottles from Lowes, you might want to dilute it for use around the house, otherwise it seems to leave a residue. S.G. is more like a heavy-duty degreaser in its full strength form-- I use it to clean bike chains diluted 50%. Just one Bear's opinion.