How does Sensitive Laundry Liquid help keep clothes whiter and brighter for longer?Updated 7 hours ago

Cellulase gently works on cotton and plant-based fibres by breaking down loose surface microfibres that cause fuzz and pilling. This reduces fabric pilling, maintains a smoother texture, and keeps garments looking brighter for longer. By refining the fabric surface during washing, cellulase supports the overall appearance of clothing over time.

Clothes can look dull when loosened soil redeposits onto fabric during the wash. Sensitive Laundry Liquid contains phosphodiesterase, an enzyme that helps break down stubborn organic residues, alongside a balanced system of surfactants that keep soils suspended in the wash water rather than letting them redeposit. This helps reduce the chance of reabsorption that can make whites and light fabrics look grey over time. The formula contains no chlorine bleach and no optical brighteners.

The enzyme blend, lipase, phosphodiesterase, protease, amylase, and cellulase, targets common stains like protein-based stains (sweat, food), starches (pasta, rice), plant residues (fruit and vegetables), and oily and greasy marks. Because the formula avoids harsh chlorine bleaches, it cleans effectively while being gentler on fabric dyes.