Water and Energy Consumption in Domestic Laundering Worldwide – A Review

Articles in the same Issue

1. Contents/Inhalt
2. Contents
3. Review
4. Water and Energy Consumption in Domestic Laundering Worldwide – A Review
5. Laundry Washing: New Learning and Global Relevance
6. Stock Model Based Bottom-up Accounting for Washing Machines: Worldwide Energy, Water and Greenhouse Gas Saving Potentials 2010–2030
7. Washing Expectations in Domestic Laundering – Consumer Behavior in Mexico
8. Differentiated Evaluation of Washing Performance in Washing Machines of Test Stain Strips as a Function of Temperature, Washing Duration and Load Size
9. Textile Quality Depletion due to Household Machine Wash – Ways to Measure and Impacts of Wash Duration and Temperature on Textiles
10. New Evaluation Method of Cleaning Performance for Washing Machines
11. Wool Wash
12. Wool Wash: Technical Performance and Consumer Habits
13. Dishwashing
14. Potentials and Impacts of Low Temperature Electric Household Dishwashing
15. Effects of Relevant Detergent Components on the Cleaning Performance in Low Temperature Electric Household Dishwashing
16. Novel Measuring Methods
17. Revealing Detergent Efficiency and Mechanism by Real-Time Measurement Using a Novel and Tailored QCM-D methodology
18. Hygiene
19. Microbicidal Action of Heat, Detergents and Active Oxygen Bleach as Components of Laundry Hygiene
20. Detergents
21. Understanding Interactions of Surfactants and Enzymes: Impact of Individual Surfactants on Stability and Wash Performance of Protease Enzyme in Detergents