Barbara and Edward Kanegsberg

July 2022
Published by Barbara and Edward Kanegsberg at July 2022

Degreasing and Fireworks

In line with Independence Day fireworks, here’s breaking news! The U.S. EPA is taking steps that will likely severely restrict use of chlorinated and brominated solvents used by manufacturers in critical cleaning and degreasing. On June 30, the EPA announced that they are revising their risk assessment for perchloroethylene (PCE). […]
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May 2022
Published by Barbara and Edward Kanegsberg at May 2022

Higher Profits with Less Water

The Cleaning Lady and the Rocket Scientists are in California where there is a water shortage, so the water from cleaning veggies goes directly on our tomato plants. Water is a limited, valuable resource. In manufacturing, using water strategically in critical cleaning can cut the costs of the cleaning process […]
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May 2022
Published by Barbara and Edward Kanegsberg at May 2022

Bubble, Bubble – Less Toil and Trouble

Action or Force are essential for effective critical and precision parts cleaning. As we explained in a recent Clean Source, while spray cleaning can be effective, it is line-of-sight. Ultrasonic cleaning and cyclic cavitation (also referred to as vacuum cycle nucleation or cyclic nucleation) are omni-directional. While both involve “bubbles,” […]
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March 2022
Published by Barbara and Edward Kanegsberg at March 2022

Spray Cleaning

On a sunny Sunday afternoon, the helpful people from Roto-Rooter visited the kitchen of the Cleaning Lady and the Rocket Scientist. They used aqueous spray cleaning to unclog our kitchen drains. Their actions were inspirational.  Spray cleaning is widely used in industrial, precision, and critical cleaning. Spray can be used […]
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February 2022
Published by Barbara and Edward Kanegsberg at February 2022

Disruption and Cleaning Action

Cleaning is inherently disruptive. Time, Action, Chemistry, and Temperature (TACT) combine to form the disruption to achieve optimum product cleaning. It’s easy to get stuck on a single aspect of TACT, like the chemistry. The cleaning agent alone won’t get the job done. In this article, we focus on options […]
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