Field Notes
From the field
Formulation notes, jobsite stories, and honest talk about what plant-based cleaning can and cannot do.
August 5, 2026
Head to head on the hardest mess
Claims are easy. A side-by-side is harder, because one of you loses. Here is what happened on petroleum-contaminated sediment and in wastewater testing.
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July 30, 2026
Cleaning up the water, not adding to the problem
A lake trial in Ohio taught us a rule worth stealing for your own home: never treat a problem that is harming the environment by harming it further.
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July 30, 2026
Why an Oilfield Company Built a Plant-Based Cleaner
For thirty years Katch Kan engineered equipment to contain the worst spills on a drilling rig. Kan Klean is what happened when we turned that obsession toward the kitchen sink.
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July 24, 2026
Tested by engineers, not marketers
Anyone can print "powerful" and "safe" on a label. We would rather hand you the paperwork: licensed engineers, accredited labs and recognized standards.
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July 18, 2026
From oil spills to your garage floor
A cleaner that can pull crude oil out of beach sand can handle the stain on your garage floor. It sounds like marketing. It started as science.
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July 12, 2026
One formula, a whole family of clean
Most homes keep a bottle for every job. Kan Klean starts from the opposite idea: one patented formula, built for the hard work, dialed in for your home.
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