Biological Liquid Detergent

Biological liquid detergent uses enzymes to remove organic stains.

Biological liquid detergents use enzymes (protease, lipase, amylase) to break down protein, grease, and starch stains at lower temperatures, offering superior cleaning power for everyday laundry. These, often eco-friendly, formulas are effective against stubborn stains, although some may not be suitable for delicate fabrics like wool or silk. 
Key Aspects of Biological Liquid Detergents:
How They Work: They contain enzymes that act as catalysts to break down tough dirt, making them highly effective for stain removal.
Eco-Friendly Options: Many, such as Triple Orange Bio-Detergent, use biodegradable ingredients, natural oils (orange oil), and plant-based surfactants to clean effectively while being gentle on the planet.
Benefits: These detergents work well at lower temperatures, saving energy, and often act as both a cleanser and fabric softener.
Safety: While some bio-detergents can be harsh on sensitive skin, many natural options are biodegradable, non-toxic, and hypoallergenic.
Examples: Brands include Triple Orange, Biokleen, Ecover, Ecozone, and Method. 
Common Ingredients & Features:
Enzyme Blends: Specific enzymes for different stain types.
Natural Ingredients: Often use citrus oils, coconut extracts, and probiotics.
Free-From: Frequently free from phosphates, parabens, and artificial dyes.
Machine Compatibility: Suitable for both high-efficiency (HE) and standard washing machines.