Anyone know if this is a classified as a "non-ionic surfactant" ?
1779828
Yes, this product is a non-ionic surfactant. Check your chemicals to make sure what you bought at your lawn&garden; center doesn't already have surfactant included in it.
1779829
Yes, this product is a non-ionic surfactant. Check your chemicals to make sure what you bought at your lawn&garden center doesn't already have surfactant included in it.
1779830
Sorry, I do not know the answer to your question and there is no indication on the container. You maybe able to check the MSDS on the product (on-line), it may contain the info.
260611
It isn't listed as an ingredient,there is a little sting when using the pad but not bad at all.
1981560
No! It is not a non detergent oil. Non Detergent oils have a ND on the label. Non detergent oils are used in air compressors and other types of equipment.You need Detergents in Gasoline motors to keep them clean.
1050459
Yes, it does come with the nonionic surfactant that you need to mix with the Ornamec.
320881
It says "mild surfactant blend"?, but the previous bottles (32 oz in clear plastic) I purchased did list sodium laurel sulfate as an ingredient.
1080436
Bottle only says, active ingredient: non-ionic & cationic surfactants. I love it. I have a walk in shower of flat finish tile. Haven't had to clean it in months except pick up hair.
978042
The bottle states: 'biodegradable surfactants' and 'contains no phosphate' -- and it is not antibacterial. That's all it says. But I agree with Markie: it's the best dishwashing soap!
1976486
If you mean the additive in soap or candles then no it's not. If you meant "topical glycerin" no,it's not the same. Hope you find what you are looking for:)
1326208
This is supposed to be environmentally safe and non-corrosive. Thus far, I have not had any problems. According to the label: Modified Carbonyldiamide Crystal, Special Glycols, Non-Ionic Surficants Accelerants, Proprietary Traction Agents, and Special Inhibitors.
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My concern is this: sulfates are technically derived from coconuts (the lauryl alcohol used in surfactants). I believe "coconut-based cleansers" is a tricky way around mentioning one of the sulfates which the average consumer is now aware of. Notice the brand does not state that it is actually free of sulfates in the list of "non-ingredients."
579996
No it is not. I make my own laundry detergent and this gets added to that mixture.
1391531
From the research I have done, it is not in this formula. I have used this brand for several years and am quite happy with it.
250680
I don't think it should be labeled "natural" when it contains Triclosan. All I know is that this product caused me intensive itching!
441642
I don't have the bottle label to read since I ordered it for someone else. It could be a mixture of nanoparticles and ionic. One view of an advertised label states both colloidal and ionic forms, but I can't determine the ppm of each. Likely, it's highly ionic which, reportedly, is good for topical use. 50ppm appears to be close to a maximum for suspended nanoparticles which, reportedly, is better for drinking.
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Looks like it contains Sodium Per carbonate which is the same ingredient in OxyClean that yields a mixture of Soda Ash and Hydrogen peroxide. The laundry detergent doesn't have this. Basically extra cleaning power :) and this contains unrefined sea salt and the laundry detergent contains Sea Salt AND epsom Salt. Love Molly Suds Diaper Detergent!!
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Here is what the label says: "contains all natural washing soda, sodium silicate and coconut oil based detergents." The label also says "certified non toxic, hypo-allergenic and biodegradable". The product continues to feel good to me and I am satisfied with the results. I just bought another 80 Washloads of Charlie's Soap laundry powder. I am also finding (not that you've asked) I am not using as much of the laundry booster.
981544
Mixed with water ( followed directions on container ) & Cide Kick Brewer International Surfactant!