Aqueous cleaning solutions incorporating ozone-resistant surfact

Brushing – scrubbing – and general cleaning – Machines – With air blast or suction

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15320, 510405, 510426, 510302, 510303, 510317, A47L 700, C11D 300, C11D 1708

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060762292

ABSTRACT:
An aqueous surface cleaning composition consists essentially of water and a surfactant. The surfactant is incorporated, preferably, at a concentration of 10-100 parts per million, by weight as a proportion of the entire composition, and more preferably is within the range of about 70-93 ppm. The preferred surfactant is sodium octyl sulfate, which is resistant to combining or interacting with ozone and has the desired foaming characteristics. Other ozone resistant surfactants may be employed, alone or in combination with one another. The liquid cleaning composition is used advantageously in a fluid cycling cleaning system or a recycling system in which the liquid is provided from a canister to a cleaning tool head, then returned over a vacuum conduit to the canister for filtration and reuse. Circulation of the cleaning composition through the system agitates the composition, enabling the surfactant to promote formation of a foam layer that covers an otherwise exposed surface of the cleaning composition, virtually preventing the outgasing of ozone. The cleaning composition can be enhanced through water conditioners, alkalinity enhancers and other additives with little or no ozone demand. The cleaning composition is conveniently prepared by making a liquid concentrate incorporating the surfactant at 0.9-1.2 percent, then diluting the concentrate with water. Surfaces are cleaned by incorporating ozone into the liquid cleaning composition, delivering the ozone-containing composition to an application area, and using a vacuum to draw the cleaning composition, air, and removed soil away from the application area.

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