On biological detergent breaking down organic material This is again related to the crime story I'm working on.

I would like to know how much biological detergent (in kilograms) and water (in liters) and how long it would take to dissolve $60 \,\rm{Kg}$ of organic material at $50^\circ$ Celsius with standard store-bought bio-detergent. Just an estimate of the time required.

Bonus questions:


Would it dissolve hair?
Do I need a special container as to not commit the same mistake Jesse had in Breaking Bad?
In the household, hair and fat residues in the pipes are typically dissolved using strongly alkaine drain cleaners.

In addition to the hints and directions given in the commentaries, namely this and that you might want to consider, at least in part and for the dramatic effect, a biological solution:

In the preparation of skeletons for museum displays, adult insects and larvae of the bacon beetle (Dermestes lardarius) are frequently used. After gutting the carcass (I'll leave the gory details to the novellist), plan a couple of weeks for them.