Laundry Detergents:
* Proteases: Break down protein stains like blood, grass, and egg.
* Amylases: Break down starch-based stains like gravy, rice, and potatoes.
* Lipases: Break down fat-based stains like oil, grease, and butter.
* Cellulases: Break down cellulose, which helps loosen fabric fibers and remove dirt.
Dishwashing Detergents:
* Proteases, Amylases, Lipases: These are the same enzymes found in laundry detergents, breaking down food particles and grease.
Other Household Products:
* Fabric Softeners: Some fabric softeners contain enzymes that help break down fabric fibers, making clothes feel softer.
* Meat Tenderizers: Contain proteases (like papain from papaya) to break down tough muscle fibers.
* Contact Lens Solution: Contains enzymes to remove protein deposits from contact lenses.
* Bio-Cleaning Products: These products often use enzymes to break down organic matter like stains, grease, and grime.
Note: Always follow the manufacturer's instructions when using enzyme-containing products.
