Ingredients

Photoreal Old Chemistry Detergent-Grade Protease ingredient on a transparent background
Detergent-Grade Protease
Protease is the enzyme candidate we are studying for protein heavy food soils, but only in a detergent grade, low dust format with supplier documentation and safety review. Read more...
Photoreal Old Chemistry Alpha-Amylase ingredient on a transparent background
Alpha-Amylase
Alpha-amylase is the starch enzyme we would consider only if the base formula struggles with starch soils. Think rice, pasta, oatmeal, potato, and dried food film, not a broad cleaning... Read more...
Photoreal Old Chemistry Bromelain ingredient on a transparent background
Bromelain
Bromelain is the pineapple protease we would test beside papain, not a first-fill ingredient. The useful story is not tropical marketing. It is whether a documented enzyme sample can help... Read more...
Photoreal Old Chemistry Papain ingredient on a transparent background
Papain
Papain is the papaya enzyme with a simple promise and a serious boundary. It can help us study protein soils in tiny R&D tests, but it is not part of... Read more...
Photoreal Old Chemistry Citric Acid ingredient on a transparent background
Citric Acid
Citric acid is familiar, old chemistry with a narrow job in this dishwasher powder: help manage minerals without taking over the alkaline cleaning base. Read more...
Photoreal Old Chemistry Sodium Bicarbonate ingredient on a transparent background
Sodium Bicarbonate
Baking soda, a familiar household mineral that moderates and supports the dishwasher powder base. Read more...
Photoreal Old Chemistry Sodium Carbonate ingredient on a transparent background
Sodium Carbonate
Sodium carbonate is the stronger worker in the dishwasher powder base: an alkaline mineral builder that helps the wash water do its job. Read more...