Chemical Composition / Ingredients to create a product similar to RMR 86

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The discussion centers on the formulation of a cleaning product similar to RMR 86, specifically focusing on the ingredient composition listed in the Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Key components include UltraPure Sodium Hypochlorite at 5-10%, Sodium Carbonate at 1-3%, Sodium Hydroxide at 1%, and unspecified amounts of Sodium Silicate and Lauramine Oxide. The product also contains a surfactant mixture and a high percentage of water. Participants question the necessity of creating a similar product when commercial bleach cleaning solutions are readily available, highlighting that RMR 86 essentially functions as a bleach solution. The inquiry seeks guidance on the precise amounts and combinations of the ingredients needed to replicate the product effectively.
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Hello Everyone,
Im interested in creating a similar product to RMR 86, please see the SDS below.

I was hoping someone can figure out which powder ingredients I need and in what amounts to mix with water ? It contains "UltraPure Sodium Hypochlorite".

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0745/8297/files/RMR-PRO.pdf?v=1671552733

Documents mention...

Hybrid Ultrapure Sodium Hypochlorite 5-10%
Sodium Carbonate 1-3%
Sodium Hydroxide 1%
Sodium Silicate ?
Lauramine Oxide ?

Bottle mentions...

Sodium Hypochlorite 8%
Surfactant Mixture 8%
Inert Ingrediants 10%
Other Ingrediants 75 % Water

Thanks,
Daniel
 
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netzao said:
Im interested in creating a similar product to RMR 86, please see the SDS below.
For what purpose?
 
Why not just buy some bleach cleaning solution? Because that is what the solution is.
 
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