How can Sensitive Laundry Liquid save me money?Updated 12 days ago

Sensitive Laundry Liquid's 1.5L bag-in-box delivers around 60 regular washes, so the cost per wash is competitive with conventional supermarket detergents. The product is designed to work as a single all-in-one formula, so most customers stop buying separate fabric softeners, whitening boosters, and stain pre-treatments. The targeted enzyme system (lipase, phosphodiesterase, protease, amylase, and cellulase) handles common stain types, sweat, body oils, and food residues in one wash. Cellulase in the formula also helps clothes look newer for longer by reducing pilling and surface fuzz, so wardrobes stay wearable for more wash cycles. Combined, that's typically a net saving over the year compared to a multi-product laundry routine.

Yes, in a measurable way. Most cotton clothing doesn't fail because the fabric wears through, it just looks tired. Pilling, fuzz, surface dullness, and faded colours are what make clothing look old before it actually is. Koh Sensitive Laundry Liquid contains cellulase, an enzyme that gently breaks down loose surface fibres on cotton fabric, which reduces pilling and keeps colours looking brighter wash after wash. The product also contains no chlorine bleach and no optical brighteners, both of which can weaken fibres and build up on fabric over time. The combined effect is that clothes stay wearable through more wash cycles, so wardrobes get replaced less often. Note: not suitable for wool, silk, cashmere, or alpaca, the enzymes can break down these animal-fibre fabrics.