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We know softness is a key consumer benefit. To help you evaluate our
materials, Dow Corning has done panel testing on towel
swatches. Results from paired comparison testing between a reference
treatment based on 16% active triethanolamine-based diesterquat softener and
the same treatment with the addition of the silicone additive. The following
products improved softness in the testing.
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Dow
Corning® Q2-1607 Emulsion - Cationic emulsion, active at low addition
levels, 0.8 to 1.5% as active silicone.
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Dow
Corning® 2-8203 Emulsion - Non-ionic microemulsion of an organofunctional
siloxane blend; provides high (>60%) silicone deposition onto
fabrics.
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Dow
Corning® 2-8663 Emulsion - A cationic microemulsion with a reactive
amino-functional polydimethylsiloxane internal phase; provides high (>60%)
silicone deposition onto fabrics.
Quick Help:
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Technical Article: Reprint (with
permission) from the September 2006 issue of Inform, an AOCS publication: Silicones in Fabric Care (PDF size = 266 KB)
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Technical Article: Technical Benefits
of Encapsulation and Granulation for Powdered Detergents (PDF size = 441
KB)
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Technical Article: External
Validation of Silicone Technologies for Fabric Care (PDF size = 568
KB)
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Product Finder: Laundry
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