Biogold

Concentrated enzymatic technology

Biogold is a high-concentration enzymatic liquid detergent for short cycles at low temperatures. Maximum efficacy with minimum product consumption per cycle, designed for self-service laundries that prioritise operational efficiency.

How to run Biogold in your laundromat

Biogold is designed for self-service laundries with two dosing units. Its concentrated formula combines tertiary amines and enzymes, which is why it performs particularly well in short, low-temperature washes, exactly the kind of programme most self-service customers choose.

Matching the dose to the real load

The technical data sheet gives a range of 5 to 10 g per kg of dry laundry, depending on how soiled it is. In practice, calibrate the pumps against the capacity of each machine and review the dose whenever your customer mix changes. Everyday household laundry sits at the lower end of the range; if you take in workwear, sports kit or textiles from small local businesses, move towards the upper end.

• Check the dispenser calibration every time you change a container and after any work on the pump.
• Make sure the suction tube reaches the bottom of the drum so you are not dosing air as the container runs low.
• Write down the dose programmed on each machine: you will spot a drift as soon as wash results change.

What it contains and which precautions it needs

According to its data sheet, Biogold contains non-ionic surfactants (5–15%) and, below 5%, anionic surfactants, EDTA and its salts, enzymes and optical brighteners. It is a blue liquid with a pH of 8.5 ± 0.5.

It is labelled H314 (causes severe skin burns and eye damage) and H410 (very toxic to aquatic life with long-lasting effects). That is why container changes and pump cleaning must always be done by laundry staff, never by customers, wearing protective gloves, clothing and eye protection.

• Store containers in a locked utility room, out of reach of the public and of children.
• Do not mix Biogold with other chemicals or decant it into unlabelled containers.
• Take empty containers to a separate hazardous-waste collection point in your municipality, as the data sheet instructs.
• Keep the safety data sheet (SDS) to hand; it complies with the REACH Regulation and carries CLP labelling.

Biogold FAQ

Biogold or Biogold Q?

Both share the same dose and recommended temperature. Biogold contains optical brighteners and EDTA; Biogold Q is the version its data sheet describes as sanitising, with cationic surfactants and quaternary ammonium compounds. If a large share of your customers bring in workwear or sportswear, compare both data sheets with your account manager.

What if laundry comes out smelly or not clean enough?

Before raising the dose, check that the pump delivers what is programmed, that the container is not empty and that the drum has not been overloaded. If the problem persists, our Technical Service replies in under 4 hours and can check your installation during a technical visit.

Which pack sizes are available?

20 kg drums and 4×5 kg cases, delivered in 24–48 hours in mainland Spain.