Unlock new and improved softener benefits
Unlock new and improved softener benefits
See how eco-friendly enzymes in fabric softeners can prevent
fuzz and pills, keep fabric colors bright and white, and make
clothes last longer.
Add compelling new claims, not costs
Adding Carezyme® Premium 4500 L to your fabric softener can help you offer compelling new claims without significant investment.
Keep reading to see how your softener can stand out. Enzymes can enable a more sustainable solution. You might even find that it's cost-neutral too!
- Maintain and even restore their garments
- Keep fabric colors bright and whites white
- Keep fabric surfaces smooth and looking new
- Extend the lifetime of their clothes
- Waste and pollute less through longer lasting fashion
Deliver traditional softener benefits — and more!
Deliver traditional softener benefits — and more!
Compared to traditional softeners, conditioners with Carezyme® Premium 4500 L enable you to:
- Improve softness
- Improve fluffiness
- Improve water absorption
Unlock three new benefits to stand out
Prevent fuzz and pills
Prevent fuzz and pills
Here we washed the two sweaters 20 times each – with and without Carezyme® Premium 4500 L in the softener.
Your fabric conditioner could also remove fuzz and pills from the garment surface with every wash. Make textiles look smoother. And bring colors back to life.
Preserve brightness
Preserve brightness
After 20 washes, the sweater washed with a traditional fabric softener has a coarse, dull appearance.
But the same sweater washed 20 times using a fabric conditioner with Carezyme® Premium 4500 L is as good as new. Prevent color dullness with advanced enzyme technology.
Keep colors alive
Keep colors alive
As you can see on these socks, the softener with enzymes stops fabrics from showing wear and from graying. Again, these are results after 20 washes of identical items.
Carezyme® Premium 4500 L makes whites whiter and colors brighter.
How Novozymes cellulases help clothes last longer
The more your customers wash or wear their clothes, the more the fabric decays. Layers of tiny, intertwined threads called "fibrils" make up many fabric fibers. Over time, some of these fibrils get damaged during wash and during wear.
The short, damaged fibrils trap dirt, making colors look dull and whites look gray. And the longer fibrils stick out from the fabric fibers, twist together and cause pilling.
Novozymes cellulase technology gently cuts both the short and long fibrils on the fabric surface. So fabrics look like new for longer.