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The addition of detergent grade cellulose, such as hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC), to detergent products plays several key roles.
  Thickening and Stabilization: 
Cellulose increases the viscosity of detergent products, making them easier to adhere to the objects being cleaned, thus enhancing their cleaning effectiveness. It also helps to evenly distribute the detergent ingredients, preventing stratification and ensuring the overall stability of the product.
 
  Suspension and Antifreeze: 
Cellulose allows water-insoluble ingredients, such as fragrances and preservatives, to remain evenly suspended in the liquid, preventing sedimentation that could compromise product quality. In low-temperature environments, cellulose prevents detergent products from freezing, ensuring normal use in cold conditions.
 
  Other Properties: 
detergent grade cellulose also exhibits good water retention and film-forming properties for skin and hair, further optimizing the user experience. Furthermore, its low irritation, high-temperature stability, and broad pH stability make it suitable for various detergent products, such as shampoos, shower gels, and facial cleansers.
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