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Why sodium silicate forbidden in detergents
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Sodium silicate is not generally forbidden in detergents. It's often used as a builder in detergents to improve cleaning performance. It acts as a water softener and helps to prevent dirt from redepositing on fabrics. However, high concentrations can cause issues like skin irritation and can also interfere with the effectiveness of some enzymes in detergents.
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