Bleaching and dyeing; fluid treatment and chemical modification – Using enzymes – dye process – composition – or product of dyeing
Patent
1994-06-20
1997-11-18
Einsmann, Margaret
Bleaching and dyeing; fluid treatment and chemical modification
Using enzymes, dye process, composition, or product of dyeing
510320, 510392, 510530, 435263, 435264, 8137, C11D 3386, D06M 1500
Patent
active
056882904
ABSTRACT:
Disclosed are detergent compositions containing a combination of exo-cellobiohydrolase I type cellulase components and endoglucanase type components wherein the exo-cellobiohydrolase I type cellulase components are enriched relative to the endoglucanase type components. The detergent compositions of this invention provide cleaning and softening of cotton garments while also providing substantially reduced degradation of the cotton fabric in the garment.
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Bjork Nancy
Clarkson Kathleen A.
Lad Pushkaraj J.
Weiss Geoffrey L.
Einsmann Margaret
Fries Kery
Genencor International Inc.
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