
Chemical compounds such as 4A zeolite, layered sodium silicate, AOS, and LABSA can be used in laundry powder formulations, with each ingredient contributing functions such as water softening, cleaning, wetting, and foaming.

Phosphate-free detergent formulations can use 4A zeolite and layered sodium silicate for water softening, with AOS added for soil dispersion and cleaning.

Liquid laundry detergents are usually produced with chemical compounds such as anionic surfactants such as AOS, LABSA, SLES, and SLS, as they help remove soils, improve wetting, keep oily residues dispersed, and contribute to foam during washing.

Dishwashing liquids can include AOS, LABSA, and SLES to improve grease removal. These surfactants help the liquid spread over the dish surface and keep oily residues dispersed so they can be rinsed away more easily. LABSA is also commonly used in this type of formulation.

Linear Alkylbenzene Sulphonic Acid (LABSA) can be used with other detergent ingredients in laundry soap formulations to improve soil removal and overall cleaning performance.

Kitchen cleaners, hard-surface cleaners, and other household cleaning products usually contain surfactant ingredients such as LABSA, AOS, SLES, or SLS. These chemical auxiliaries help the cleaner spread over the surface, loosen dirt, and deal with greasy residues through wetting and emulsification.