Inefficient interfacial tension reduction prevents the complete displacement of oily or particulate matter. Effective removal ensures substrate hygiene and prevents residue accumulation.

Standard surfactant systems often suffer from poor viscosity retention and phase separation when exposed to high electrolyte loads or temperature fluctuations. Maintaining structural integrity ensures consistent delivery and sensory performance of the cleansing agent.

Persistent organic and inorganic deposits on surfaces and in narrow apertures resist standard fluid removal. Eliminating these residues restores flow capacity and surface hygiene.