Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) is a fantastic ingredient that makes laundry pacs super effective. This special material dissolves in water and helps release detergent just when you need it, helping to make your clothes clean and fresh.
What’s So Special About Dissolvable Films?
The film around laundry pacs is made from PVA. It dissolves completely in water, so the detergent inside can do its job. Gain's PVA film even works in cold water, which means you don’t need hot washes to get great results.
Why Use PVA in Laundry Pacs?
Easy Detergent Release:
PVA film fully dissolves in water, releasing detergent at the perfect time.
Compact & Convenient:
Laundry pacs are small but powerful. The PVA film ensures detergent is released efficiently, making cleaning simple.
Eco Benefits:
PVA dissolves fully, even in cold water, which saves energy during the laundry process.
More Than Just Laundry:
PVA is also used in food and medical products, demonstrating it’s safety and and versatility.
Why Choose Laundry Pacs?
Laundry pacs pack concentrated cleaning power, making laundry day easier and providing more cleaning and freshening power per dose.
The Science Behind PVA in Laundry
PVA is a type of polymer that dissolves completely in water. It's backed by studies and approvals from organizations like the EPA and FDA, showing it's safe and effective. This means your detergent is not only powerful but you can confident in its safety when using it as intended.
FAQs
What is Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) used for in laundry products?
PVA Usage: PVA acts as a dissolvable film in laundry pacs, helping release detergent effectively during washing.
Does PVA contribute to microplastic pollution?
There is overwhelming scientific evidence that PVA film does not create microplastics.*
*Learn more at What is PVA page