Cleaning Agents

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Types and Uses of

Cleaning Agents in the


Kitchen
Cleaning
Agents
Are substances used to remove dirt,
-
including dust, stains, bad smells,
and clutter on the surface.
Four Main Types of
Cleaning Agents
Detergents
These are cleaning agents, solvents or
any substance used to wash table
wares, surfaces and equipment.

Example: Soap, Soap Powders,


Cleaners, Acids, Volatile Solvent and
Abrasives.
Solvent Cleaners

Are commonly referred as


degreasers used on the
surface where grease is
burned on.
Acid Cleaners
Are used periodically in removing
mineral deposits and other soils
that detergents cannot eliminate
such as scale in washing machines
and steam tables, lime buildup on
dishwashing machines and rust on
shelves. (e.g. phosphoric acid,
nitric acid, etc.)
Abrasives

Are generally used to


remove heavy
accumulations of soil that
are difficult to remove
with detergents, solvents
and acids.
Common Cleaning Agents:

1. Water
Common Cleaning Agents:

1. Water
2. Soap or Detergent
Common Cleaning Agents:

1. Water
2. Soap or Detergent
3. Ammonia Solution
Common Cleaning Agents:

1. Water
2. Soap or Detergent
3. Ammonia Solution
4. Calcium
Hypochlorite
(Powdered Bleach)
Common Cleaning Agents:

1. Water 5. Citric Acid


2. Soap or Detergent
3. Ammonia Solution
4. Calcium
Hypochlorite
(Powdered Bleach)
Common Cleaning Agents:

1. Water 5. Citric Acid


2. Soap or Detergent 6. Sodium
3. Ammonia Solution Hypochlorite (Liquid
Bleach)
4. Calcium
Hypochlorite
(Powdered Bleach)
Common Cleaning Agents:

1. Water 5. Citric Acid


2. Soap or Detergent 6. Sodium
3. Ammonia Solution Hypochlorite (Liquid
Bleach)
4. Calcium
7. Sodium
Hypochlorite
Hydroxide (Iye)
(Powdered Bleach)
Common Cleaning Agents:

1. Water 5. Citric Acid


2. Soap or Detergent 6. Sodium
3. Ammonia Solution Hypochlorite (Liquid
Bleach)
4. Calcium
7. Sodium
Hypochlorite
Hydroxide (Iye)
(Powdered Bleach)
8. Acetic Acid (Vinegar)
Any
Questions?
Questions?
1. What are the four main types of cleaning
agents?
Questions?
1. What are the four main types of cleaning
agents?

2. Could you elaborate on the significance of


cleaning agents by, highlighting their pivotal
role in maintain kitchen hygiene standards
and food safety in the kitchen?
Role Play
Riot
Directions: Students will be divided into a groups of four.
With each group assigned one of four different types of
cleaning agents as a prop for their role play. Their task is to
demonstrate the practical use of these cleaning agents in a
kitchen setting. Each group will have the opportunity to
showcase the proper usage and effectiveness of their assigned
cleaning agent through a role play scenario, emphasizing
safety, efficiency, and best practices in kitchen hygiene.
Role Play
Riot
Directions: Students will be divided into a groups of four.
With each group assigned one of four different types of
cleaning agents as a prop for their role play. Their task is to
demonstrate the practical use of these cleaning agents in a
kitchen setting. Each group will have the opportunity to
showcase the proper usage and effectiveness of their assigned
cleaning agent through a role play scenario, emphasizing
safety, efficiency, and best practices in kitchen hygiene.
1. What are some safety precautions that should take when
using cleaning agents at home?
1. What are some safety precautions that should take when
using cleaning agents at home?

2. What specific knowledge and skills do you gain from


participating in a role play scenario involving the use of
cleaning agents in a kitchen settings?
On a ½ sheet of paper, list down the four main
types of cleaning agents. Give a brief explanation
on why are cleaning agents important in your
kitchen, and how will your family will benefit
from using them in terms of health and
cleanliness?
Assignment:

Using a short bond paper, document your use of


various household cleaning agents. Show the
process of using each cleaning agent before and
after use, and explain it in three sentences on
how effective it is in the kitchen.

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