Detergent

Cleaning is an integral chore around our homes. This includes bathing, doing laundry, or mopping the house, among others. To do this, we need cleaning agents such as non-detergent soap. …

Uniforms have more than their fair share of sweat, dust, and grime. This is especially true of jobs in polluted conditions where your uniform is exposed to oil, grease, high …

Baking soda is best known as a pantry staple for its various uses in most kitchens. But did you know it is a great laundry additive as well? When mixed …

We have all had this experience where you wash, rinse and dry your clothes as usual. Then comes the time to store them in the wardrobe, only to see detergent …

Kitchen and restaurant workers have got a raw deal. They work long hours in a mostly thankless job under less-than-ideal conditions. On top of that, they have to battle the …

Whether you’re a knitter, or crocheter, or you just like the feel of wool on your skin, one thing you know is that you can’t use regular laundry detergents with …

It is said every day, three times a day, we need a farmer to replenish our tables. And as they play this critical role, their clothes collect various types of …

Poop, whether in children’s clothes, adult innerwear, or pets, can create pesky stains. The reason is feces contain complex compounds that are hard to break down with ordinary detergents. Cleaning …

If you live in a hard water area, you know how doing laundry with soap is hard. However, as soon as you switch to detergents, the washing game changes. Soap …

If you live in an area with hard water, chances are you use rusty water as well, and it is one of the toughest challenges in the world of laundry. …