ECOSAFE PRODUCTS
ECOSAFE PRODUCTS are a new generation of cleaning products, based solely on environmentally friendly cleaning agents derived from Naturally Occurring, Renewable resources, which are rapidly biodegradable. ECOSAFE PRODUCTS was developed to fill the need for an environmentally compatible cleaner that is both safe and effective-- Cleaners that are totally based on renewable, naturally occurring resources. Cleaners that are not dependent on limited resources such as petroleum. Unlike cleaners based on petroleum derived surfactants, ECOSAFE PRODUCTS offers a unique combination of surfactants, sequestrants, and wetting agents which are manufactured from renewable, naturally occurring vegetable oils and fats such as coconut, and palm, plus renewable agricultural resources such as corn and soybeans.
ECOSAFE PRODUCTS DO NOT CONTAIN:
A: Phosphates
B: NItrogen
C: Petroleum by-products or ingredients
D: Chlorine
E: Ammonia
F. Dangerous Chemicals
ECOSAFE PRODUCTS ARE:
A: Rapidly and completely biodegradable yielding carbon dioxide (C02) and water (H20).
B: Extremely effective on emulsifying, suspending, dispersing, and removing a wide variety of soils from a number of different surfaces (Floors, Walls, Equipment, Fabric, etc.)
C: Safe with respect to human exposure as well as environmental impact.
D: A truly new concept in cleaning in tune with our increasing concern for preserving the environment, protecting our heath, and reducing our dependency on finite resources such as petroleum.
For more information about ECOSAFE PRODUCTS, visit: http://www.ecosafeproducts.com.
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