Review on 4lbs Box of Alconox 1304 📦 Tergazyme Anionic Detergent: Powerful Protease Enzymes Included by Marshall Dickinson

I don't necessarily recommend it for this application (since it's not specifically made for kitchen use, Bajaha) but fine, any protein stain or common crap on glassware, pots and pans or kitchen utensils. preferably in hot water, it will be completely removed or softened to the point where it can be easily removed. Examples: * Baking trays/baking trays/racks with sticky burn. Infuse as needed.* Milk/soy protein on stainless steel, from boiling milk, or whatever. Soak if needed.* Glasses/cutlery that show films or rings after being washed in the dishwasher simply soak for a while. After that, a rinse or maybe a quick wipe will usually do the trick.* Fine mesh filters clogged with dirt that is difficult to remove.* Generally, any extremely tedious or completely impossible kitchen chore.* You may get lucky removing blood stains from fabric. If they're new, they'll come out pretty quickly. It will take too long if it is very old, but it may help if used in combination with another cleaner. Test to ensure fabric and color are intact. * It's possible to use a small amount as a dishwasher additive, but an amount that doesn't produce too much suds is of no use. Perhaps a supposedly non-foaming version would be helpful. I find dust from this stuff very unhealthy if inhaled or (ahem) put in my eyes, so when I close the box I do so with my face at arm's length away from her. I also use gloves around it. In the short term it is not as harmful to the skin as lye. In the long term I'm not sure. But when you have a terrible food cleaning problem to solve, it solves it, and it *cleans* not-so-clean glasses and dishes so you shine with just a soak and rinse. It's too expensive to do this regularly, but if you're tired of half-clean dishes, do it. Hope this will be helpful.