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Detergent powder is a cleaning agent designed to remove dirt, stains, and grease from clothes, fabrics, and other washable materials. It works by breaking down the dirt and oils in the fabric to wash them away.​

Typically, detergent powder is added to the washing machine’s detergent compartment or directly into the drum with clothes, depending on the machine’s design. You should follow the instructions on the packaging for the right amount based on load size and soil level.​

Yes, most detergent powders are suitable for both hand washing and machine washing. For hand wash, dissolve the powder in water before soaking clothes, while for machine washing, follow the machine’s recommended usage instructions.

While most detergent powders are designed to be safe for most fabrics, always check the care labels of your clothes. Some delicate fabrics may require special detergents that are gentler on the material.​

The amount of detergent powder you need depends on the size of the load, the level of soiling, and the brand’s instructions. Overuse can lead to detergent residue build-up, while underuse may not clean clothes effectively.

Some detergent powders contain chemicals or fragrances that might irritate sensitive skin. But, KLINIT & WHIFF are skin-friendly detergent that are free of harsh chemicals.​

Yes, our detergent powders are formulated to remove most everyday stains like food, dirt, and oil. However, for stubborn stains, use slightly increased quantity.​

Yes, detergent powders can work in both hot and cold water, although hot water may be more effective for removing greasy stains. For energy efficiency, you can use cold water to wash most clothes, especially if the detergent is specifically formulated for cold water use.

The main difference lies in their composition and form. Liquid detergents are often better for greasy stains and can dissolve more easily in cold water, while powder detergents are more effective for large loads and can be more cost-effective. The choice depends on your washing habits and preferences.

No, detergent powder for laundry is not designed for dishwashing and may contain ingredients that are harmful if ingested. Always use the appropriate dishwashing detergent for cleaning dishes.​

Detergent powder should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Ensure the packaging is tightly sealed to avoid clumping or losing effectiveness.​

Some detergent powders are eco-friendly, using biodegradable ingredients and packaging. KLINIT & WHIFF are both environmental friendly.

Clumping can occur if detergent powder is exposed to moisture. Store it in a dry, sealed container to avoid moisture absorption. If clumping occurs in the package, it may also indicate that the detergent was not properly sealed during packaging.

If used in excess or not dissolved properly, detergent powder can leave residue on clothes, which may cause fading over time. To avoid this, follow the recommended usage instructions and ensure proper rinsing.​

Detergent powder contains surfactants, enzymes, and other cleaning agents that break down grease, dirt, and stains. The combination of these ingredients helps lift dirt from fabric and suspend it in the wash water to be rinsed away.