Laundry products

Laundry detergents for professional textile care

Laundry detergents for professional use differ from household variants in concentration, low-temperature performance, and compatibility with industrial washing machines. Hotels, hospitals, restaurants, and cleaning service companies wash large volumes of textiles daily — bed linen, towels, workwear, tablecloths. We carry professional laundry detergents from Greenspeed and Mayeri collections.

Types of laundry detergents

Liquid detergents are the standard in professional laundries because they can be dosed precisely by automatic systems and dissolve fully at any temperature. Powder detergents suit fabrics with heavy soiling, as their built-in bleaching agents remove stains more effectively.

Ancillary laundry products include fabric softener for softness and scent, pre-treatment stain removers for tough stains, and bleaching agents for white linen. Dr. Beckmann stain removers are an effective option for specific stains — from coffee to grease.

Eco-friendly laundering

Greenspeed laundry detergents hold EU Ecolabel certification and work from as low as 30 degrees Celsius. This can cut energy consumption by up to 60 percent compared to high-temperature washing. Their biodegradable formulas contain no phosphates, optical brighteners, or synthetic fragrances.

Frosch laundry products use plant-based surfactants and come in recycled plastic packaging. They suit companies aiming to reduce their environmental footprint across the entire supply chain. Staff handling laundry should wear protective clothing , gloves protect hands from prolonged contact with detergent solutions.

Laundry detergents in the cleaning system

Laundry detergents are part of the cleaning products category. They are used alongside other products , floor cleaners for facility floors, sanitary cleaners for hygiene zones, and interior cleaners for surfaces. When washing microfibre cloths and mop pads, use detergent without fabric softener , softener clogs microfibre pores and reduces cleaning performance.

Textile care is an important part of the personal hygiene chain, especially in the hotel and healthcare sectors where clean linen and towels are a regulatory requirement.

When selecting laundry detergents for professional use, consider the water hardness in your region. Hard water requires a larger detergent dose or an additional water softener for the formula to work at full capacity. Many professional washing machines have integrated dosing systems that automatically adjust detergent quantity based on the wash load and programme. In healthcare settings where linen must be not only clean but also disinfected, laundry detergents are combined with thermal disinfection at 90 degrees or chemical disinfectants that work at lower temperatures.