[Jewelry making - Article 01313] - Re: [Orchid] How to Eliminate Water Spots?

[Paul Jelley]

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James,

>     What is your reference to the formula for Jet Dry? 

    This link is for "Jet Dry Dishwasher Cleaner Powder" manufactured by
    Reckitt Benckiser, Inc.; 

    http://tinyurl.com/yb9sh6 

>     Did your reference list a percentage by volume? I assume that the
>     numbers you give are active ingredient percentages 

    It did not say; I assume by weight since the analysis is for the
    product presented as a dry powder. No ingredients other than citric
    and sulfamic acids are listed, at 60% and 40% respectively. 

    However the same manufacturer also lists the following *liquid* Jet
    Dry formulations; 

    -Jet Dry Sparkle Liquid Rinsing Agent no hazardous ingredients
    -Jet Dry Rinse Agent with Baking Soda Liquid unspecified surfactants
    -Jet-Dry with Shine Boost 8.45 Fl. Oz. unspecified surfactants

Paul Jelley
London

 
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