Detergent compositions designed to prevent aluminum discoloration while providing high cleaning performance on soils and stains are disclosed. Detergent compositions substantially free of nitrilotriacetic acid (NTA) are disclosed. Methods of using the detergent compositions are also disclosed.

The present application provides a disintegrating particulate composition containing microfibrous cellulose; a disintegrating solid containing the composition; and the like.

This invention relates to cleaning compositions with controlled dissolution and improved chelation system. The cleaning composition is generally comprised of a majority by weight of a percarbonate compound, a chelation system, and a binder system. The invention also relates to non-oxidizing solid cleaning compositions containing peroxide moieties. These compositions are ideal for use in cleaning appliances, such as automatic washing machines and dishwashers.

Detergent compositions that contain an enzyme, alkaline source, and phosphonate or amine phosphonate salt are described here. A use solution of the detergent compositions containing disclosed phosphonates can retain its enzyme activity for an extended period of time. Specifically, one specific type of phosphonates and another specific type of amine phosphonate salts were discovered to stabilize enzymes in detergent compositions. Solid detergent compositions that contain disclosed phosphonate or amine phosphonate salts are more effective to remove soils and can save production and use costs.

A biomarker detection and detergent compound for use in a toilet. The biomarker detection and detergent compound comprises a biomarker detecting component and a detergent combined as a solid tablet. The tablet is positional in the tank of a toilet similar to other toilet cleaner tablets and will slowly dissolve over several weeks. The biomarker detecting component comprises at least one molecular marker configured to visually show the presence of compounds in urine that indicate a wide range of disorders, such as urinary tract infections, kidney disease and diabetes, and ovulation and pregnancy. The detergent is configured to clean the toilet bowl with each flush without disrupting the urinalysis.

A novel binder and/or disintegrant for obtaining a compressed solid composition for non-oral use, the binder and/or disintegrant being fermented molasses, a process for preparing the compressed solid composition and also a binding and/or disintegrating composition, which includes at least fermented molasses. The fermented molasses advantageously makes it possible to replace synthetic binders conventionally used in compressed solid compositions, while also being able to act as a disintegrant on contact with a liquid, especially water. Thus, a novel way is proposed for utilizing a product which was hitherto solely used in the field of agriculture and livestock farming.

The present invention relates to a packaging comprising at least one tablet individually wrapped in a polymer film, characterised in that the tablet comprises 5% to 100% of active chlorine releasing agent, and the method for preparing same. The present invention also relates to the use of a polymer film for individually wrapping a tablet intended to be placed in a packaging, characterised in that the tablet comprises 5% to 100% of active chlorine releasing agent.

This invention relates to new formulation aids, as well as to the production thereof, to the uses thereof and to the formulations comprising them.

A toilet odor prevention tablet and method for automatic flush activation is described, where the toilet odor prevention tablet includes one or more of a plurality of plant-based oils, glycerine, a solid carrier, and one or more of a plurality of essential oils. The method of use for automatic flush activation includes providing a toilet odor prevention tablet, including all natural ingredients, and depositing the toilet bowl odor prevention tablet directly into a toilet tank, where placement of the tablet results in a film that reduces an odor emitting capacity of human excrement and delivers a fresh layer of odor prevention with every flush of a toilet.

The present composition relates to effervescing compositions used in the treatment of toilets, and in particular malodours which may emanate therefrom, as well as methods of making such compositions and methods of their use. The compositions may be in pulvurent form which may be a granular form, or may be in a solid form such as a tablet.