Application

The Cold Weather Problem Winter comes. Your warehouse gets cold. You open a drum of SLES. It looks like jelly. Or solid wax. Your dishwashing liquid […]

The Most Common Frustration You’re making dishwashing liquid. You add SLES. You add salt to thicken it. It gets thicker. Good. You add more salt. Even […]

The “Old Engineer” Intro Confused by all the letters? K12, AES, AOS? Don’t worry. As an old engineer, here is my quick “Cheat Sheet” to help […]

The “Old Engineer” Intro 99% of the time, we use Sodium (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate). But sometimes, Sodium isn’t good enough. That’s when we call in the […]

The “Old Engineer” Intro Have you ever washed dishes and noticed the foam disappears instantly? That usually means the water is “hard” (lots of minerals like […]

The “Old Engineer” Intro If SLS is a wild tiger, SLES is a house cat. It is basically SLS, but we put a “coat” on it […]

The “Old Engineer” Intro If you have a pot full of heavy grease, who do you call? You call SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate). In the industry, […]

Cosmetics and Personal Care Products – Acts as a foaming agent, cleanser, and wetting agent in shampoos, toothpastes, and skincare products to enhance product spreadability and […]

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) is one of the most common active ingredients in laundry detergents. It is a synthetic detergent composed of moderate to strong surfactants […]