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Degreasers
Economical and high-performance options
Formulating a degreaser can pose unique challenges. The product must be effective at cutting through a grease and grime quickly and effectively. But sustainability and cost are also important considerations, which may involve tradeoffs.
Explore these simple formulations designed to meet your diverse needs across the toughest soils.
Heavy duty degreaser
- For general purpose degreasing dilute 1:18
- For tougher soils dilute 1:9 or use full strength
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Dow Clean Gredients certified database
Ingredients primarily to formulate residential, institutional, industrial, and janitorial cleaning products that are pre-approved to meet the U.S. EPA’s Safer Choice Standard.
Additional starting point formulations
Learn more about Dow’s all-purpose cleaner and degreaser with optional solvents.
Explore Dow’s VOC compliant all-purpose cleaner and degreaser.
Discover Dow’s VOC compliant concentrated all-purpose cleaner and degreaser.
All formulations are exempt from VOC Regulations according to US EPA Low Vapor Pressure (LVP), 40 CFR Chapter 1 Subpart C. National Volatile Organic Compound Emission Standards for Consumer Products, 59.203 From 63 FR 48831 Sept 11, 1998
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