How to clean grease？

Industrial grease is a paste-like substance that plays a role in lubrication, cooling, rust prevention, cleaning, sealing and buffering for machinery and equipment. It is generally used if equipment or clothing is stuck, and if it is not discovered and dealt with in time, it will be difficult to clean it later. Because this type of oil stain is a stain that is insoluble in water, it is difficult to clean it if it sticks to items. So, how should the grease be cleaned? Gasoline, toluene, carbon tetrachloride solvent, Tianna water, kerosene, alcohol, etc. are often used for cleaning. But the most convenient way is to use dish soap. Gasoline cleaning: Gasoline is an organic solution that can dissolve oil and other substances. After dissolving it in gasoline for a few minutes, it can be washed directly with water. Under normal circumstances, butter can be easily cleaned without leaving any residue.

Toluene or carbon tetrachloride solvent cleaning:

You can directly use toluene or carbon tetrachloride solvent to scrub the surface of the object. The traces left behind can be removed with a mixture of alcohol and ammonia water, or with alcohol soap, and then clean the surface with clean water. (Note that skin should not come into direct contact with the solvent)

Detergent cleaning:

Control the water temperature above 60 degrees, put in detergent, soak the buttery objects for more than 10 minutes, and then wash normally. Basically it can be washed clean.

In addition, you can also choose a special oil stain cleaner for cleaning. Please read the instructions carefully when using it, and remember to pay attention to the dilution ratio.

There are many cleaning methods. Which one you should choose depends on the actual situation of your product.

The specific method is as follows:

1. Grease stains, commonly known as oil stains, are water-insoluble stains. Gasoline is an organic solution that can dissolve oil stains and other substances. Soak the fabric in gasoline for five minutes and wash it directly in clean water. You can see that the butter is easily washed away without any residue.

2. It can be scrubbed with toluene or carbon tetrachloride solvent. The traces left behind can be removed with a mixture of alcohol and ammonia, or with alcohol soap.

3. Boil water, pour it into a basin when the water temperature reaches about 80%, and soak the greasy parts of the clothes in the warm water. Soak in warm water for about 10 minutes and add a few drops of dish soap. Because it is an oily stain, dish soap will work faster. Gently rub it a few times to lather, and you will find that half of the original oil has been washed away. Wash it again with clean water, leaving a little oil stain. Then squeeze a little bit of toothpaste onto the remaining oil stains. A few more rubs and you're done.

Additional instructions:

Butter is the common name for calcium-based grease. The origin of the common name is probably that the earliest type of grease was calcium-based grease, which looked yellow and looked like suet, so people vividly called it butter.

There are following methods for cleaning:

When wiping with a rag, silk rags should be used. Cotton rags tend to leave crumbs and are difficult to wipe clean;

When using cleaning fluid for cleaning, use an industrial degreasing cleaning fluid that is specifically designed to clean metal. Pay attention to the dilution ratio when using it;

3. Use organic solvents for cleaning, such as rosin water to dilute paint, etc.