DLF Product Ingredients & Functions
DLF Primary actives and functions,
| Product | Primary actives | Function |
|---|---|---|
| DLF Bio-Dry | Diatomaceous earth, zeolite, vermiculite and naturally occurring enzymes | Described as non-toxic. Moisture absorption and pH control. Helps reduce bacterial activity converting urea into ammonia and the associated smell. Ammonia and CO2 attract biting and nuisance insects. The chart reports insect-repellent and insect-killing properties and support for a more beneficial local environment. |
| DLF Shield | Neem oil | Repels biting insects through its odour and active compounds, primarily azadirachtin, which disrupts insect hormones, growth and reproduction and acts as an antifeedant. Nimbin and salannin also contribute to its effects. Described as a natural alternative to synthetic repellents for mosquitoes, ticks and other pests, and as a slow-acting insecticide. |
| DLF Shield | Tea tree oil | Listed for antimicrobial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties, with activity against bacteria, viruses and fungi. Natural conditioner. |
| DLF Shield | Aloe vera oils | Anti-itch, antioxidant, antibacterial, antiviral, antiseptic and moisturising properties. |
| DLF Shield | G-Cide | Described as non-corrosive, antifungal, antiviral and antibacterial. Listed as a high-level disinfectant, antiseptic and preservative. |
| DLF Stable Spray | Pine oils | The strong scent repels biting insects such as mosquitoes and ticks and masks scents that attract them. The chart notes that compounds such as isolongifolenone have shown stronger mosquito-repelling abilities than DEET. |
| DLF Stable Spray | G-Cide | Described as non-corrosive, antifungal, antiviral and antibacterial. Listed as a high-level disinfectant or antiseptic when used neat, and as a preservative. |
| DLF Bio Clean | Proprietary surfactants | Fifth-generation natural surfactants derived from corn in Europe. Described as a Swiss product. |
| DLF Bio Clean | G-Cide | Described as non-corrosive, antifungal, antiviral and antibacterial. Listed as a high-level disinfectant or antiseptic when used neat, and as a preservative. |
| DLF Bio Clean | Natural solvents | Support oil and grease removal. |
| DLF Bio Clean | Peppermint oils | A source of menthol, with menthone and pulegone also present. The chart describes menthol as having biocidal properties against mites, mosquito larvae and other pests. |
| DLF Shampoo | Coconut oils | Moisturise hair by penetrating the shaft, reduce protein loss and breakage, and strengthen the cuticle for softer, shinier hair. Listed for antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties that help soothe the scalp and fight dandruff. Help seal in moisture, reduce dryness and protect against heat and environmental damage. |
| DLF Shampoo | Peppermint oils | A source of menthol, with menthone and pulegone also present. The chart describes menthol as having biocidal properties against mites, mosquito larvae and other pests. |
| DLF Shampoo | Tea tree oil | Listed for antimicrobial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties, with activity against bacteria, viruses and fungi. Natural conditioner. |
| DLF Shampoo | Aloe vera oils | Anti-itch, antioxidant, antibacterial, antiviral, antiseptic and moisturising properties. |
| DLF Shampoo | Cetrimonium chloride | Improves hair manageability, adds shine and locks in moisture for a softer, more hydrated feel. Helps prevent dryness. |
| DLF Shampoo | pH balance | pH balanced to 7, described in the chart as matching the natural equine pH level of hair and skin. |