I had this for a sciencebadge once.... I think it is the stuff that is floating ontop of the water. Although i wouldn't rely on that for a final answer. Hope that helps! :)
Toothpastes contain also a small amount of tiny abrasive particles.
An abrasive cleaner is one that might scratch a surface being cleaned. Steel wool is an abrasive cleaner. Comet is also an abrasive cleaner because it contains a gritty formula for cleaning.
No, CIF cream cleaner is not an acid. It is an abrasive household cleaning product that contains mild abrasives and surfactants to help remove dirt and grime from surfaces.
Both toothpaste and abrasive household cleaners contain abrasive particles to help with cleaning. However, toothpaste contains mild abrasives like calcium carbonate or hydrated silica, while abrasive household cleaners may contain stronger abrasives like quartz, feldspar, or silica sand. Additionally, toothpaste contains ingredients like fluoride and antibacterial agents specifically designed for oral care, while household cleaners contain surfactants and disinfectants for general cleaning purposes.
Yes, dissolving denture cleaner is physical. ('dencher' is not a good word)
It acts as an abrasive.
ONLY if the oven cleaner is of the non-abrasive type !
Yes, with a no-abrasive (non-scratching) cleaner.
No, but I can give you an interesting one. Throughout his life he was known for his abrasive manner. Try our new all-purpose, non-abrasive cleaner. He used sandpaper or some other abrasive to remove the paint.
vinegar
Yes.
pretty much any household cleaner