Main Ingredients: Sodium Linear Alkylbenzene Sulfonate, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Sodium Olefin Sulfonate, Sodium Fatty Alcohol Polyoxyethylene Ether Sulfate, Alkyl Alcohol Amide, Alkyl Glycoside, Alkyl Betaine, etc.Sodium alkyl sulfate and sodium fatty alcohol ether sulfate are both anionic surfactants derived from petrochemicals, used for removing oil stains.Ingredient Analysis Overview The primary components of dishwashing liquid include sodium alkyl sulfate, sodium fatty alcohol ether sulfate, foaming agents, solubilizers, fragrances, water, colorants, and preservatives. Sodium alkyl sulfate and sodium fatty alcohol ether sulfate are both anionic surfactants derived from petrochemicals, designed to remove grease stains.
Linear Alkylbenzene Sulfonate (LAS) Linear alkylbenzene sulfonate (LAS) exhibits excellent cleaning and emulsifying power, good hard water tolerance and foaming ability, and outstanding biodegradability. As an eco-friendly surfactant, it is used in shampoos, dishwashing detergents, and other cleaning agents (typically at 60% concentration).Sodium Fatty Alcohol Ether Sulfate (also known as Sodium Fatty Alcohol Polyoxyethylene Ether Sulfate) is an anionic surfactant. It is highly water-soluble and exhibits excellent cleaning, emulsifying, foaming, and hard water resistance properties. Its mild cleansing nature does not irritate the skin.Usage Notes: Without viscosity modifiers, diluting to 30% or 60% active substance aqueous solutions often results in high-viscosity gels. To prevent this, correctly add the high-activity product to the specified water volume while stirring.
Do not add water to the high-active raw material, as this may cause gel formation. Commonly used antifoaming agents include: methyl silicone oil, acrylic copolymer with ether, etc. Solubilizing agents possess solubilizing capabilities. Fragrances
Dishwashing detergents contain at least several to dozens of natural and synthetic fragrances.
Dishwashing liquid, a daily cleaning essential. Gentle yet effective, it produces fine, soft foam that quickly breaks down grease and stains while eliminating bacteria. It delivers thorough, residue-free cleaning with a subtle fruity fragrance, leaving dishes sparkling white and fresh.Regular use ensures household hygiene and prevents infection. Classification 1. Overview: Liquid dishwashing detergent formulations vary. A reference formula is: Linear alkylbenzene sulfonate 10.5 parts; AES 8 parts; Alkyl alcohol amide 6501 12 parts; Preservative Kaisen 0.08 parts;Sodium hydroxide 1.3 parts; AEO9 as needed (5–10 parts, adjust based on conditions); EDTA-2Na 0.1 parts; Thickener (NaCl) 1 part; Deionized water to total 100 parts. Processing Method:Pour the measured deionized water into the mixing pot. Add solid caustic soda while stirring until dissolved. Slowly add linear alkylbenzene sulfonic acid, stirring to neutralize pH to 7–8. At 60–70°C, add surfactants AES, AEO9, and 6501. After dissolution, incorporate remaining additives. Once clear and transparent, add appropriate fragrance and top up with deionized water.The "2013-2017 China Dishwashing Liquid Market Research and Forecast Report" introduces the overall status of China's detergent industry, the development environment of China's dishwashing liquid sector, analyzes market trends, and profiles the industry.
2. Applications Compared to standard dishwashing liquids, multi-purpose dishwashing liquids are designed to tackle diverse kitchen grease types. They effectively clean tableware while also sanitizing all kitchen surfaces. Their cleaning scope includes: light grease on bowls and chopsticks; dried-on meat juices and fats in pots; sticky grease contaminated with dust; and pesticide residues or fruit wax on vegetable and fruit surfaces.The key feature of multi-purpose dishwashing liquid is its greater emphasis on diverse applications compared to standard liquid detergents. Consequently, it boasts higher purity and can be diluted with water at varying ratios to tackle different types of grime. Typical usage methods include: - Add 1-2 drops to a basin of water, then soak fruits and vegetables to remove residual pesticides and fruit wax.Add 5-6 drops to water to remove light grease from everyday cookware; dilute with a small amount of water to clean dried-on grease or dust-covered oil stains. Powdered Detergent 1. Features: Highly effective grease removal, fine and abundant foam, refreshing and gentle on hands, pleasant and fresh scent, rinses clean without residue, low cost, and easy to use. Cost comparison with traditional liquid detergent:Traditional liquid detergent formulations use a "sulfate + AES + 6501 + salt + ..." system, but this high-cost approach suits only premium detergents. Currently, mid-to-low-end dishwashing liquids dominate the market, typically priced between 0.4 and 1.5 yuan. Thus, mid-to-low-end formulations best meet market demand.
Hazards: Market Prospects: As a major food service nation, China offers vast potential for liquid dishwashing detergent production and sales. Drawbacks include high transportation costs, storage inconvenience due to space requirements, and summer temperature-induced issues like cloudiness, spoilage, thinning, and odor.
Consequently, liquid dishwashing detergents often face limited market reach, typically confined to local areas. Powdered dishwashing detergents, however, completely overcome these challenges. As a green cleaning expert, our product combines imported high-efficiency cleaning agents, highly active cleaning enzymes, eco-friendly disinfectants, and multifunctional additives. Its phosphate-free formula delivers powerful grease-cutting capabilities, offers the convenience of powdered formulation, and boasts broad market potential.
First, regarding ingredients: liquid detergents are derived from petroleum and classified as chemical products. During processing, additional chemicals like fragrances and thickeners are added. Thus, their composition is not naturally edible and inherently poses health risks.
Second, we use it almost daily—especially for homemakers who frequently wash items with it, and some even use it to clean fruits like apples and pears. Consequently, many people experience adverse reactions or allergic symptoms on their hands.
Third, based on our daily usage, it's impossible to completely rinse off dishwashing detergent residue from dishes and bowls. Even after rinsing with water ten times, a certain amount of residue remains. Moreover, many people tend to use excessive amounts of detergent.This means we ingest these residues mixed with food daily. Especially in pots, where detergent residue reacts with rising temperatures, it can produce other toxins.