Medley^® Glow 100 T

Doing storage enzymes can loss activity over time when exposed to tough conditions.
In powder detergents high temperature, humidity or bleach exposure over longer periods may cause the enzymes to loss activity.
In liquid detergents enzymes are stable in the right mix of pH, water content, polyol content and protease inhibition. When exposed to high temperatures or if your formulation needs go beyond ideal conditions for the enzymes, enzyme activity could drop over time.
Because your detergents may face tough on their journey to consumers, we developed this product to be highly stable. The result is consistent performance, even after exposure to tough conditions. 

Over time, white clothes can become gray. The cause is the tiny fibers that come loose from cotton threads over time. These fibers trap dirt particles. Cellulases target and ‘cut’ these fibers. That releases the trapped dirt particles to keep whites whiter.

The same tiny loose fibers that cause graying in white cottons can make colored cotton fabrics look duller over time. The fibers themselves, as well as the dirt they trap, cover up the brightness of the colors. By targeting and ‘cutting’ these fibers, cellulases help to keep colors alive.

Most everyday stains are multi-layered, with each element in the stain forming a layer. That means an enzyme’s access to its target element can be ‘blocked’. By clearing paths through the stain’s layers for one another, the enzymes in this product boost one another’s impact. The result is high performance on a wide range of everyday stains, along with color care and whiteness benefits.

When exposed to higher temperatures, humidity or bleach over longer periods, most enzymes will lose some of the stability that makes them effective. Because your detergents may contain bleach or face hot and humid conditions on their journey to consumers, we developed this product to be highly stable. The result is consistent performance, even after exposure to tough conditions.