How should rubber products be cleaned? First of all, clean the surface of the rubber product with a broom. Then mix well with dish soap and warm water to combine thoroughly. Blow dry the wet rubber product. All parts should be blown dry, can not be left those parts, so in the use of soft rags to wipe rubber products, the most important thing is to first the surface of the rubber products adsorbed dirt off, and then in the air dry, you can. Because it is inherently sticky, it is not easy to clean.

Wash it with water, add surfactants, and add a harmless solvent, like ethanol, where appropriate. Simply put, use detergent, laundry detergent and other cleaning products first, or use alcohol and gasoline. Go to the pharmacy and buy a bottle of medical alcohol. Only this kind of rubber cleaning is easy to use, convenient, cheap, and safe. Nothing else. The smell of gasoline is too strong. Acetone, toluene and other toxic. Car cleaner is too expensive.

How to maintain rubber products?

Rubber and rubber products in the process of processing, manufacturing, storage and use, due to oxygen, ozone, variable metal ions, heat, light, high-energy radiation, mechanical stress and other factors as well as various chemical substances and fungi erosion and destruction, will make its original properties gradually change, and then lose the use value. For example, rubber becomes soft and sticky, hard and brittle, cracks, physical and mechanical properties decline, elasticity deteriorates, electrical insulation performance decreases, and relaxation occurs, which is called the aging of rubber.

Rubber aging is an irreversible change process, its essence is the molecular structure of rubber under the action of weather, physical, chemical and biological factors such as oxidative degradation reaction or structural reaction. The average relative molecular weight, strength and properties of rubber molecules decreased due to degradation reaction. The structural reaction is further branched crosslinking, which also reduces the strength of rubber, and causes the surface to harden and crack and lose elasticity.

Tips: According to the type of stains to choose the relative detergent but can not use solvent-based, oily detergent, will damage the rubber!