Bio enzymes are safe for all materials, including earthen cookware. For best results, reduce the dilution Use 20 ml dishwashing in 100 ml of water. Since earthenware is porous, handle it carefully....

Plain bio enzymes do not expire — they remain stable and effective for a long time. However, when additives like natural foaming or thickening agents are included, the texture may change after arou...

Yes, biocleaners are entirely water-soluble. We always recommend diluting them before use, as water helps activate the enzymes for effective cleaning.

Commercial detergents use a mix of surfactants, solvents, and strong chemicals to quickly dissolve dirt, grease, and grime, giving instant results. However, they often leave behind residues where h...

Yes! Multiple studies have shown that bio-enzyme-based cleaners can help restore water bodies by breaking down organic waste, sewage, and pollutants. For example: A study by IIT Delhi found that b...

We are so glad to see your concern for the planet! Our bottles are upcycled and hold minimal value. Instead of returning them to us (which would consume extra resources, time, and energy), we encou...

Yes, plain bio-enzyme can work as a multipurpose cleaner, but in its pure form, it is watery. It may feel unfamiliar or less convenient, especially for those transitioning from conventional chemica...

While we often think of bacteria as harmful, there are actually two types — harmful bacteria (which cause illness) and good bacteria (which support health). Bio enzymes use natural, beneficial bact...

We package our bio enzymes in upcycled plastic bottles collected from local scrap dealers (raddiwalas) as part of our sustainability efforts. These bottles may differ slightly in shape and size, bu...