Non-uniform distribution of colorants and additives during fiber processing leads to poor product quality. Improving affinity and dispersion stability ensures uniform aesthetic and structural properties in textiles.

Textile dyes migrate from colored fabrics into the wash liquor and redeposit onto other garments during laundering. Preventing this degradation of fabric appearance maintains original garment color and prevents staining of lighter items.

Detergent formulations suffer from redeposition of particulates onto surfaces during cleaning. Enhancing the ability to keep hydrophobic and hydrophilic soils suspended prevents performance degradation in laundry and surface care.

Inadequate removal of stubborn organic and inorganic residues during automated cleaning cycles. Resolving this prevents film buildup and ensures complete surface hygiene.