How Do Enzymes Work?

How Enzymes Work - Step-by-step:

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Enzymes are Catalysts that are used to break down all organic matter found all around us. In your home they will break down all sugars, starches, fats, greases and oils.

Enzymes are found in nature. They are so efficient in what they do especially speeding up your day-to-day chemical reactions. 

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When you wipe down a surface the dirt or organic matter (substrate) as shown in the slide will attach to the enzyme.

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As you can see the dirt or organic matter (Substrate) binds with the enzyme as outlined in the diagram, once this happens, the enzyme goes to work breaking down the organic matter.

While it is attached to the enzyme a chemical reaction takes place (Hydrolyse) and the enzyme breaks down the dirt or grime and converts it into water, carbon and Oxygen.

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Once the enzyme has done its work it then releases Carbon and Oxygen into the air, the water that is released will dry and the surface is then left clean.

Why Choose Enzymatic Cleaners?

Enzymatic cleaners are made from non-pathogenic bacteria, which help them fight stain and odour through a natural process. The cleaners accelerate the natural decomposition of organic waste without producing the by-products that emit odours. Plant based enzymatic cleaners are non-corrosive and do not harm the environment.

You can use enzyme-based cleaners on any surface or laundry. However, you may have to wait longer for the cleaner to act on the stains. Besides the waiting period, enzymatic cleaners are the best option for household laundry and surfaces as they eliminate stains and order, without discolouring your carpets or garments or damaging the surface. They are also the best for pet lovers due to their odour fighting properties

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