Residual organic matter and staining on fabrics persist after standard washing cycles. Eliminating these residues prevents fabric yellowing and maintains aesthetic textile quality.

Uncontrolled enzymatic activity during cleaning cycles leads to the degradation of protein-based textile fibers. Preventing this damage maintains garment structural integrity and extends product lifespan.

Insoluble protein deposits resist standard surfactant removal during laundering. Effective enzymatic degradation of these residues prevents fabric graying and odor retention.

Standard detergents fail to effectively break down complex protein-based soils on textiles. Removing these residues prevents fabric graying and odor retention.