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Tuesday, April 07, 2009
***NOTE: This Blog has moved. Click here for the updated blog.*** Tergazyme Enzyme Cleaner Question:Can bleach be added to Tergazyme cleaner? Answer: Do not add bleach to Tergazyme, as it will denature the enzyme and render it inactive, in fact the enzyme in Tergazyme will be inactivated within seconds to exposure of 300 ppm hypochlorite, and within 2 minutes to exposure of 3.5 ppm hypochlorite at 100 deg F (37 deg C). Thus, it is not recommended to add bleach to Tergazyme. Click here for Tergazyme technical bulletin. |
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