Deterg

Types of detergents

Deterg is a cleaning agent that helps remove dirt and stains from various surfaces. Unlike soap, which can leave a residue, detergent works differently to break up and lift away grime. There are many different types of laundry and dish detergents available for purchase. Here are some of the most common types:

• Powdered detergent: Powdered detergent comes in a box or bag and is typically cheaper than other types of laundry detergents. It is most effective when washing clothes in very hot water. However, powdered detergent can leave white residue on clothing if it does not dissolve properly.
• Liquid detergent: Liquid detergent is one of the most popular types of laundry detergent because it is effective in cold and hot water. It is less likely to leave any residue on clothing and is easy to measure. However, liquid detergent can be more expensive than other types of laundry detergents.
• Pods: Pods are small, pre-measured packets of laundry detergent that are convenient and easy to use. They are becoming increasingly popular because there is no need to measure the amount of detergent needed for a load of laundry. However, pods can be more expensive than other types of laundry detergents.

• Gel packs: Gel packs are similar to pods and are small, pre-measured packets of laundry detergent. However, gel packs contain a thicker gel detergent that is easy to see through the pack. This makes it easier for laundry to dissolve in the wash. Like pods, gel packs are also more expensive than other types of laundry detergent.

  Detergents are also used to wash dishes and clean surfaces. Here are some common types of dish and surface detergents:

  Dish detergent: Dish detergent is a type of soap used to wash dishes. It is effective in removing grease and grime from dishes. Dish detergent is also used to clean surfaces in the kitchen and bathroom. It is effective in removing stains and dirt from these surfaces.

  All-purpose detergent: All-purpose detergent can be used to clean various surfaces, including floors, countertops, and bathrooms. It is effective in removing stains and dirt from these surfaces.

How to choose detergents

• Type of Stains or Odors:

  Different formulas target specific stains. Look at the type of stains the laundry usually has. If it is food stains, a stain-specific formula might work best. For strong odors, an odor-fighting formula would be needed.

• Water Temperature:

  The temperature of the water used for washing can affect how well a detergent works. Some detergents work better in cold water, while others need hot water to activate them. Check the labels to see what water temperatures the formulas work best in.

• Washing Machine:

  Consider what type of washing machine is being used. High-efficiency (HE) machines use less water and require a specially made HE detergent that is low-sudsing. Regular top-loading machines can use any formula. Be sure to only put HE detergent in an HE washer, or it will overflow.

• Special Fabrics:

  If the laundry contains delicate items made of silk, wool, or lace, choose a gentle formula that will not damage the fibers. Look for terms like "gentle" or "for delicates" on the package.

• Allergies:

  Some people have skin allergies to certain scents or dyes in laundry detergents. Check for formulas that are "free and clear" of these additives for those with sensitive skin.

• Environmental Impact:

  Consider the impact on the environment as some formulas contain phosphates that can harm waterways. Look for "eco" or "green" detergents made with plant-based ingredients and less packaging.

• Convenience:

  Think about what is most convenient for the buyer. Pods require no measuring, but liquid or powder may be cheaper. Make the choice that fits best with the laundry routine.

How to use, install & product safety

How to use

• Sort laundry: Sort clothes by type and color. Wash whites separately to prevent color bleeding. Sort by soil level to use the appropriate amount of detergent.
• Load the washer: Do not overload the washing machine. Leave room for clothes to move freely. Add clothes to the drum or washer basin, making sure they are evenly distributed around the machine's drum to maintain balance during the spin cycle.
• Add detergent: For powder detergent, place it in the designated detergent compartment or directly onto the clothes in the drum. For liquid detergent, use the correct measuring cap to measure the amount needed and pour it into the designated compartment or directly onto the clothes in the drum.
• Select water temperature: Choose water temperature based on garment care labels and detergent instructions. Hot water cleans better but can fade colors and shrink some fabrics.
• Select wash cycle: Choose the appropriate wash cycle based on garment care labels and soil level. Delicate fabrics require shorter, gentler cycles, while heavily soiled items need longer, more vigorous cycles.
• Start washing: Close the washer door and start the washing cycle. The machine will automatically fill with water, agitate the clothes to clean them, and drain the dirty water.

Product Safety

• Read labels: Follow all safety guidelines and instructions on the packaging. Keep all garments safe to wash with detergent and avoid those that need to be dry cleaned only.
• Keep away from children: All detergents are harmful to children. Store all detergents in a safe place where children cannot access them.
• Use gloves and mask: Use gloves when handling powdered detergents to prevent skin irritation. Some powders may release particles that can be inhaled and irritate the nose and throat.
• Avoid overuse: Using excess detergent does not always mean better cleaning. It can cause skin irritation and buildup in the washing machine that will be hard to remove.
• Store properly: Keep laundry detergents in their original containers with labels intact. Close all containers tightly after each use to prevent spills and leaks. Store all containers in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.

Functions, features and design of detergents

Detergents have many functions and features that help customers achieve their laundry goals. Below are some of them:

• Clean stains

  Stains happen when oil, dirt, or food particles come into contact with fabric. Stains are difficult to clean because water alone cannot remove them. Laundry soap can help clean these stains because they contain enzymes that react with stains to remove them. Some stain removers target specific stains like grease, wine, or chocolate.

• Fight odors

  Odors are a common problem when washing clothes. Sometimes, the smell from the clothes is just transferred and will disappear after washing. But sometimes, the smell persists because bacteria are growing on the fabric. These bacteria need to be removed with a combination of heat, scrubbing, and detergent. Some detergents have ingredients that release a fresh scent when they come into contact with odor particles.

• Protect colors and fabrics

  Faded colors and damaged fabrics can happen when clothes are washed too many times. Some detergents have special formulas that prevent these issues from occurring. They are gentle on colors and fabrics.

• 3-in-1 and 4-in-1 formulas

  Manufacturers are combining the features of detergents into one product. The 3-in-1 formula cleans stains, fights odors, and softens fabrics. A 4-in-1 product does all that and also removes static cling.

• Eco-friendly

  Many manufacturers are creating detergents that are safe for the environment. They use biodegradable formulas and packaging that reduce waste. Some products also use sustainable energy sources to manufacture the product.

• Convenience features

  Detergents with convenience features make it easier for people to wash their clothes. For example, pre-measured pods and packs don't need to be measured. Users just take one and add it to the washing machine. Some products have caps that double as measuring cups.

Q&A

Q1. What are the trends in the laundry detergent market?

A1. In the laundry detergents market, innovations focus on sustainability, convenience, and performance. Products like eco-friendly pods and concentrated formulas are trending.

Q2. Can suppliers provide product samples?

A2. Suppliers can provide product samples. Usually, suppliers give samples for free, but buyers may need to pay for shipping. Suppliers may also send samples packaged according to the buyer's request.

Q3. What factors should buyers consider when choosing a supplier?

A3. Buyers should consider the supplier's reputation, product quality, manufacturing capacity, and delivery speed. It is also important to check whether the supplier offers custom packaging and various packaging options.

Q4. What are the different packaging options for laundry detergents?

A4. Laundry detergents are available in different kinds of packaging. This includes pouches, plastic bottles, and rigid plastic containers. Sustainable packaging options are also available.

Q5. Can suppliers offer packaging that is suitable for export?

A5. Suppliers can provide packaging that is suitable for export. This packaging is robust and can withstand the rigors of transportation. It also has weatherproof labels that can survive harsh weather conditions.