Novozymes A/s

Monosol, LLC

Other

Novo Zymes North America, Inc

Gregory Van Buskirk

Victor Casella

Ole Simonsen

Jennifer L Childers

Lise Munch Mikkelsen

Scott C Mills

Tue Rasmussen

Thomas Hoenger Callisen

Gregory Na Van Buskirk

David Lee

The invention relates to enzyme containing water-soluble films, and their use in detergents.

Detergent pouch with enzymatic water-soluble film

A fabric treatment composition is provided that includes at least one zeta potential modifier, a fluoropolymer and a hydrophobic agent with a melting point or glass transition temperature below 100&#xb0; C., for imparting fabric protection benefits to a fabric, such as improved stain and soil resistance, oil repellency, water repellency, softness, wrinkle and damage resistance, and better hand feel. Fabric treatment compositions can be used as a pretreatment prior to washing, through soaking, or added to the treatment liquor, that is either the wash or rinse cycle of an automatic washing machine, to first provide and then maintain and refresh the fabric protection benefits imparted to the fabric. Following use of a first treatment composition, protective benefits are maintained and refreshed by means of a second treatment operation employing a second treatment composition. The second treatment composition may have lower active levels of the protective agents to provide for economical and periodic maintenance of the imparted fabric protection benefits.

Fabric treatment for stain repellency

The invention relates to a lipase containing water-soluble film, and a detergent pouch formed by the water-soluble film.

Stabilized humicola lanuginosa lipase variants in water-soluble films

A fabric treatment composition that includes at least one zeta potential modifier and a hydrophobic agent with a melting point or glass transition temperature below 100&#xb0; C. that imparts fabric protection benefits, including improved stain and soil resistance, oil repellency, water repellency, softness, wrinkle and damage resistance, and better handfeel to treated fabrics. Treatment compositions can be used as a pretreatment prior to washing, through soaking, or added to the treatment liquor, that is either the wash or rinse cycle of an automatic washing machine, to first provide and then maintain and restore the beneficial fabric protection benefits imparted to the fabrics during a first treatment operation. The fabric treatment is complete when the fabric is cured by drying and/or heating. Following use of a first treatment composition, protective benefits are maintained and restored by means of a second treatment operation employing a second treatment composition with lower active levels of the protective agents to provide for economical and continual maintenance of the imparted fabric protection benefits through a delivered second fabric treatment benefit with each subsequent treatment operation employing the fabric treatment compositions.

Fabric treatment for stain release

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Raleigh, NC, United States of America

Victor Casella