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Laundry sanitizers are way cooler than you think—here's the science behind how they actually kill bacteria.

Discover how quaternary ammonium salts (quats) in laundry sanitizers work at the molecular level to eliminate odor-causing bacteria. Learn why detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria, how these sanitizers create a protective microscopic layer on fabric, and why C12, C14, and C16 tail lengths target different pathogens. This video breaks down over 100 years of antimicrobial chemistry and shows you exactly how to use laundry sanitizers to prevent biofilm formation on athletic wear and synthetic fabrics.

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Laundry sanitizers explained
0:30 How quaternary ammonium works
1:03 C12, C14, C16 tail differences
1:47 Cell death mechanism
2:04 Residual shield on fabric
2:41 Silver vs. quaternary comparison
3:12 100+ year history of quads
3:49 Product recommendation & dosage
4:31 Why detergent doesn't sanitize
5:15 Biofilm prevention benefits

COMMUNITY QUESTION
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#LaundryTips #Chemistry #CleaningScience #AntibacterialFabrics