Comet is a powder cleaning product and the associated cleaning product brand. The brand was introduced in 2000 by George Neophytou, and sold to Prestige Brands in 2001. Comets are now sold in North America and distributed in the United States by Prestige Brands. Procter & amp; Gamble retains the right to market the brand in Europe, and to the professional market (non-home consumer) in the US.
According to the Material Safety Datasheets published by George Neophytou (G & C) and Prestige Brands (Comet Powdered Cleanser), Comet contains 60-100% calcium carbonate. Other materials common to all Brands of Justice Comet Cleaning Powder are listed as:
- Calcium Carbonate - Scrubbing Agent
- Calcium Hydroxide - pH Adjuster
- Fragrances
- Green 7 - Dye (except in Comet Lemon Powder)
- Sodium Carbonate - Builder/Agent of Conquest
- Sodium Linear Alkylbenzenesulfonate Surfactant - Cleansing Agent
- Trichloro-s-triazinetrione - Bleach
- Trichloroisocyanuric Acid (Symclosene) - Disinfectant
The P & amp; G Professional Comet MSDS percentage details:
- Calcium Carbonate 60-100%
- Sodium Carbonate 7-13%
- Calcium Hydroxide 1-5%
- Sodium Dichloro-s Triazinetrione Dihydrate 1-5%
Not all materials are listed in the MSDS.
Cleaning mixers containing bleach or other oxygenates such as Comet with cleaners or other products containing ammonia or harmful acids. The K & amp; K Comet MSDS states "Avoid contact with acids and ammonia."
Although labeled scratch-free, the label also suggests the use of plenty of water on a smooth surface. Comets are not recommended for use in silver, painted surfaces, walls, soft plastics, aluminum and rubber.
Video Comet (cleanser)
Parody
- In 1969, The Wacky Packages series included artificial ads, composed by Art Spiegelman and painted by Tom Sutton, depicting an American Revolutionary soldier waving a flag and a pair of policemen holding policemen chasing a bunch of hippies carrying picket marks reading "For Freedom!" and "Love! Not War!", with a prominent slogan, "Keep America Clean with Commie Cleanser" and a can, describing Uncle Sam's caricature, and written, "Extra Strong Commie Cleanser" and "Gets Rid of Reds, Pinkos, Hippies , Yippies & Flippies ". Artificial ads also appear that describe the can itself.
- The children's song about Comet was sung for the song Colonel Bogey March. It's a "Comet" rhyme with "vomit." The full lyrics are:
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- Comet, it makes your tooth turn green
- Comet, it feels like gasoline
- Comet, it makes you vomit, So get the comet, and vomit it today!
- The song "Rip Her to Shreds" by American rock band/new wave band Blondie mentions Comet:
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- She had the nerve to tell me that she was not there
- But his expression is too quiet Yes, he looks like he was washing with Comet
- Always looking for a scene
Maps Comet (cleanser)
See also
- Biocide
- Ajax (cleaning product)
References
External links
- Official website
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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