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Extract from www.scienceinthebox.com
"Why using Enzymes in detergents? Enzymes are used in cleaning products as cleaning and fabric care agents. Most of the used enzyme types breakdown large, water-insoluble soils and stains which are attached to e.g. fabrics, into smaller, more water-soluble pieces. Subsequently, the smaller molecules are removed, e.g. from the fabric / chinaware, by the mechanical action of the (dish)washing machine or by the interaction of other detergent ingredients. The enzyme does not loose its functionality after having worked on one stain and continues to work on the next one"... Read the full article on : Enzymes Find information about P&G Brands |
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