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Problems with using No. 6 solvent oil

2009-03-24View Original

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Dear all**, when I use solvent oil No. 6 as a cleaning agent to clean glass, I’ve noticed that after cleaning it multiple times, a \"white, foggy\" appearance appears on the surface of the glass. What could be the cause of this? What solvent can be used to quickly remove this “bleached foggy” substance? Additionally, the area where contact was made with solvent oil No. 6 also showed obvious whitening. I earnestly request your **guidance!
Reply #22009-07-03
It has a degreasing effect on the skin, which is why the hands turn white.
Reply #32009-07-06
The solvent evaporates too quickly, causing dew to form on the solid surface
Reply #42009-07-06
Be careful when using it, as it contains small amounts of aromatic hydrocarbons and sulfide impurities

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