MarketList of cleaning products
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List of cleaning products

This is a list of cleaning products and agents. Cleaning agents are substances used to remove dirt, including dust, stains, bad smells, and clutter on surfaces. Purposes of cleaning agents include health, beauty, removing offensive odor, and avoiding the spread of dirt and contaminants to oneself and others.

Cleaning products
and a dispenser • Air freshenerAutomatic deodorizer dispenserAjax (cleaning product)Arm & Hammer (brand)Bar Keepers FriendBath brick – patented in 1823, it was a predecessor of the scouring pad used for cleaning and polishing • BeholdBiological detergentBlanco (compound)Bluing (fabric)Bon AmiBoraxBrillo PadBronze wool2-ButoxyethanolCalcium Lime RustCifCleret Glass CleanerColour CatcherComet (cleanser)Denture cleanerDescaling agentDetergentDidi SevenDishwashing liquidDispensing ballDisposable towelDolly blueDomestosDonkey stoneDranoDryer ballDust-OffEcoverEndustFabric softenerFairy (brand)Falcon Safety ProductsBon Ami CompanyFebrezeFinish (detergent)Formula 409Frosch USAGas dusterGlade (brand)Guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chlorideHard-surface cleaner – a category of cleaning agents comprising mainly aqueous solutions of specialty chemicalsHillyard, Inc.Laundry ballLestoil – a heavy-duty multi-purpose cleanser product • Liquid-PlumrMonkey Brand – a soap introduced in the 1880s as a household scouring and polishing soap, in cake/bar form • Mr SheenMrs. Stewart's Bluing – a brand of fabric bluing agent first marketed in 1883 that whitens fabrics with a proprietary blue dye, primarily made of blue iron powder • Murphy Oil SoapOxiCleanPaper towelPhisodermPiranha solutionReNuRetr0brightRozalexRubbing alcoholSeventh Generation Inc.Saddle soapScotch-BriteScouring padShake n' VacShoe polishEsquire Shoe PolishKiwi (shoe polish)ShinolaWren's Super Wax Shoe PolishSimple GreenSnuggleS.O.S Soap PadSoapSoap on a ropeSoap substituteSodium bisulfateSodium hydroxideSodium polycarboxylateSpic and SpanSpiffitsSponge (material)Steel woolSurf (detergent)Swarfega – a brand of heavy-duty hand cleaner • TawashiToilet cleanerSani FlushToilet DuckToilet rim blockUrinal deodorizer blockV-BorVegetable washVim (cleaning product)Yucca glauca Brands bleach , 1904 • 20 Mule Team Borax2000 FlushesAriel (detergent)Bosisto'sBounty (brand)BrassoCalgonCascade (brand)Cheer (brand)Chore BoyCillit BangCloroxArmor AllFormula 409LestoilLiquid-PlumrPine-SolS.O.S Soap PadComfort (fabric softener)Dawn (brand)DownyFels-NapthaFrosch USAGlass PlusGold Dust washing powderHarpicJoy (dishwashing liquid)LysolLeifheitMr MuscleMr SheenMr. CleanPalmolive (brand)Pledge (brand)PurellPurex (laundry detergent)RinsoScrub DaddyScrubbing BubblesSuavitelSupamopSwifferTide (brand)Ty-D-BolVanish (brand)ViledaWindexWoolite Disinfectants in a hospital Disinfectants are antimicrobial agents that are applied to the surface of non-living objects to destroy microorganisms that are living on the objects. • Air sanitizerAntimicrobial copper-alloy touch surfacesBarbicideBarium borateBCDMHBehentrimonium chlorideBenzethonium chlorideBenzododecinium bromideBleachBromine monochlorideCalcium oxideCalcium peroxideCarbethopendecinium bromideCarbol fuchsinCarbolic soapChlorhexidineChlorine dioxide2-ChlorophenolCreolinCresoleneCrystal violetDBDMHDiazolidinyl ureaElectrolysed waterEthanolEucalyptus oilFuchsineGermicidal lampGlumaGlutaraldehydeHand sanitizerHexachlorocyclohexa-2,5-dien-1-oneHydrogen peroxideHypochlorous acidHypomideImidazolidinyl ureaIodophorIsopropyl alcoholJeyes Fluid – a brand of disinfectant fluid • LapyriumLithium hypochloriteLugol's iodineMagnesium monoperoxyphthalateMethyl violetMilton sterilizing fluidNitromersolOzonePeracetic acidPhenolsPine oilPolyaminopropyl biguanidePotassium hypochloritePotassium permanganatePovidone-iodinePseudomonas aeruginosaQuaternary ammonium cationSodium dichloroisocyanurateSodium hypochloriteSodium metabisulfiteSodium permanganateThymolTincture of iodine2,4,6-TrichlorophenolVaporized hydrogen peroxideVirkon – a multi-purpose disinfectant product • Wet wipe Laundry detergents Laundry detergent, or washing powder, is a type of detergent (cleaning agent) that is added for cleaning laundry. • Annette's Perfect Cleanser Company – was a 1930s era firm which manufactured a dry powder which was useful for removing spots and stains from clothing • Ariel (detergent)Biz (detergent)Bold (detergent)Breeze detergentCheer (brand)Cold PowerColour CatcherDash (detergent)Daz (laundry detergent)Didi SevenDreftFresh Start (detergent)Gain (detergent)Ghari DetergentLaundry detergent podLuvilNirmaOxydolPersilPersil PowerPurex (laundry detergent)RinsoSunlight (cleaning product)Surf (detergent)Surf ExcelTide (brand)TolypersWheel (detergent)WIN (detergent)Wisk – discontinued in 2016 • Woolite Soaps in a ceramic bowl In chemistry, a soap is a salt of a fatty acid. Household uses for soaps include washing, bathing, and other types of housekeeping, where soaps act as surfactants, emulsifying oils to enable them to be carried away by water. • African black soapAleppo soapAntibacterial soapAzul e branco soapCarbolic soapCastile soapCuticura soapGlycerin soapGossageHard soapLyeMarseille soapNabulsi soapPhisodermPopish soapRebatchingResin soapSaltwater soapShaving soapSodium stearateStainless steel soapSugar soapVegan soap Soap brands soap • Ach. BritoBiechele SoapBoraxoCamayCaswell-MasseyChandrika (soap)Coast (soap)Defense SoapDial (soap)Dove (toiletries)Dr. Bronner's Magic SoapsFaso soapFels-NapthaFenjalGodrej Consumer Products LimitedHamam (soap)Imperial LeatherIrish SpringIvory (soap)Joy (dishwashing liquid)Kerala SoapsL'AmandeLano (soap)Lava (soap)Lever 2000Lifebuoy (soap)LirilLux (soap)Margo (soap)MedimixMysore Sandal SoapNiveaOld SpicePalmolive (brand)Pears (soap)ProrasoRozalexSapolioSebamedShower ShockSimple SkincareSunlight (cleaning product)Swan SoapSwarfegaWright's Coal Tar SoapZest (brand) ==See also==
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