The Use and Maintenance of Bamboo Fiber

Bamboo fiber products have natural anti, inhibitory, and killing effects. Observing under a microscope, fine particles can reproduce in large quantities in fiber products such as cotton and wood, while fine particles on bamboo fiber products not only cannot survive for a long time, but can also disappear or decrease in a short period of time, with a mortality rate of over 75% within 24 hours. The new findings of Japanese institutions increased the added value of this product, and the above results were also confirmed by the quality supervision and inspection of Chinese cotton textile products and the detection of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Shanghai Institute of Microbiology (cotton towels are easy to smell in summer, that is, the result of thousands of times thin reproduction). However, cotton products themselves do not have anti or anti fungal functions, and the reason for mold, odor, and stickiness is the result of a large number of fine fibers propagating on towels. The reason why bamboo fiber towels do not exhibit this phenomenon is mainly because they have anti and inhibitory functions, and cannot reproduce or even survive on top of them. So even in warm and humid environments, bamboo fiber towels are not moldy, odorless, or sticky.

Bamboo fiber fabrics can be washed with water, dry cleaned, or washed at room temperature. They should not be soaked at high temperatures, should not be permanently soaked, and should not be rubbed back and forth during hand washing. When machine washing, it is not allowed to dry. After cleaning, it can be dried in a ventilated and dark place. It should not be exposed to sunlight and should be ironed at low temperature. Bamboo fiber bedding has a shrinkage rate of less than 3 and can be machine washed at high temperatures. Bamboo pulp fiber products belong to the category of viscose fibers, and the shrinkage rate of bed products is 8. Therefore, they are not suitable for high-temperature washing or machine washing, and should be hand washed at low temperatures.

If using a dryer, please choose low temperature drying, and the temperature should not exceed 35 degrees Celsius to prevent excessive shrinkage. Decorative items such as lace and pendants that can be removed must be removed before washing. When drying clothes, they should be laid flat and not stretched excessively to prevent deformation. When storing, fold neatly and place a certain amount of camphor balls in a dark, low humidity, and well ventilated place.