Strong chemical bonding between hydrophobic soils and textile fibers prevents standard surfactant removal. Overcoming this adhesion allows for effective cleaning at lower temperatures or with reduced mechanical agitation.

Mechanical and chemical stress during laundering causes irreversible damage to fabric integrity. Preventing fiber weakening maintains garment longevity and structural stability.

Standard cleaning agents fail to eliminate resilient pathogens and bio-burden during the wash cycle. Effective decontamination prevents cross-infection and material degradation.