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Why is pepsin used for in the washing powder
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Why is pepsin used for in the washing powder
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Pepsin, which is a digestive enzyme that is located in the stomach, is used in washing powders because it is a protease enzyme. It helps to break down proteins and remove protein-based stains.
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