DHINGALI TOP LOAD FRONT LOAD DETERGENT POWDER Detergent Powder (FRESH)  (5 kg)

5 KG POWDER WITH BUCKET Detergent powder, also known as laundry powder or washing powder, is a type of cleaning agent used for washing clothes. It is a popular and effective choice for laundry care due to its ability to remove dirt, stains, and odors from fabrics. Here is a general description of detergent powder: 1. Composition: Surfactants: Detergent powders typically contain surfactants, which are molecules that help break down and lift away dirt and stains from fabrics. Builders: These are chemicals that enhance the cleaning efficiency of the surfactants by softening water and preventing the redeposition of dirt onto clothes. Enzymes: Some detergent powders include enzymes like protease, amylase, and lipase, which help break down specific types of stains, such as protein-based stains, starch, and grease. Bleaching agents: Oxygen bleach or other bleaching agents may be included to help whiten and brighten clothes. 2. Functionality: Cleaning: Detergent powders are designed to remove dirt, grime, and stains from clothing and other washable fabrics. Stain Removal: The surfactants and enzymes in the detergent work together to break down and lift away various types of stains. Whitening/Brightening: Bleaching agents contribute to keeping white fabrics bright and preventing yellowing. 3. Types: Regular Detergent: Suitable for everyday laundry needs. High-efficiency (HE) Detergent: Formulated for use in high-efficiency washing machines, requiring less water for rinsing. Bio and Non-Bio: Bio detergents contain enzymes for stain removal, while non-bio detergents are enzyme-free and suitable for those with sensitive skin. 4. Fragrance and Additives: Fragrance: Detergent powders often contain added fragrances to leave clothes smelling fresh after washing. Softening agents: Some formulations include fabric softeners to make clothes feel softer. 5. Environmental Considerations: Phosphate-free: Many modern detergents are formulated to be phosphate-free to reduce environmental impact. Biodegradability: Some detergents are designed to break down more easily in the environment.