Laundry Rinse Additive And Sour

Laundry Rinse Additive and Sour are two types of cleaning products that are used in the laundry process.

1. Laundry Rinse Additive: A laundry rinse additive is a product that is added to the final rinse cycle of the washing machine. It is designed to provide additional benefits to the laundry, such as softening the fabric, reducing static cling, and enhancing the freshness of the clothes. Rinse additives often contain ingredients like fabric softeners, fragrance enhancers, and anti-static agents.

2. Laundry Sour: A laundry sour is a product that is used to neutralize alkaline residues in the laundry. It is typically added to the final rinse cycle after using alkaline detergents. Sours help to restore the pH balance of the fabric, preventing any potential skin irritation or damage caused by residual alkaline substances. They also help to remove any soap scum or mineral deposits that may be left behind on the clothes.

Both laundry rinse additives and sours are part of the Cleaning and Polishing Compounds and Preparations supply class, which falls under the Cleaning Equipment and Supplies supply group. These products are commonly used in commercial laundry facilities, as well as in households, to ensure clean and fresh-smelling laundry.