Heavy Duty Waterless Hand Soap

Heavy duty waterless hand soap is a type of waterless hand soap specifically designed to remove heavy dirt from hands, typically used in industrial, workshop, or construction environments. Here's a more detailed explanation:

Definition

Heavy duty waterless hand soap is a hand sanitizer that does not require water to use and has high cleaning power (heavy duty). This soap is able to remove oil, grease, carbon, paint, tar, and other industrial dirt that is difficult to clean with ordinary soap.

General Content

This type of soap usually contains:

• Mild solvents such as d-limonene (citrus extract) or hydrocarbon derivatives to dissolve oils and fats.

• Abrasive agents such as corn grains, pumice powder or fine polymers to help lift dirt from the skin.

• Emollient such as glycerin or lanolin to prevent dry skin.

• Surfactant to emulsify and remove impurities.

How to use

1. Take a small amount of soap (usually in paste or cream form).

2. Rub on dry hands to dissolve dirt.

3. Wipe with a cloth or tissue - no water is needed (waterless).

4. If water is available, can be rinsed for cleaner results.

General Uses

Suitable for workers:

• Automotive workshops

• Manufacturing plants

• Oil & gas industry

• Heavy equipment mechanics and technicians

• Painters, welders, etc.

Safety Notes

• Avoid excessive use as it may cause dry skin.

• Choose products with biodegradable ingredients and no harsh solvents for skin and environmental safety.