Why use non-woven fabrics for wet wipes?

As the use of wet wipes in our daily lives becomes more and more common, our understanding of wet wipes is also increasing. Many people know that most wet wipes are made of non-woven fabrics. But our knowledge of non-woven fabrics is limited to the name, and almost nothing else! Do you know why non-woven fabrics are used for wet wipes?

Non-woven fabric is a kind of non-woven fabric, which directly uses polymer chips, short fibers or filaments to form fibers through airflow or mechanical netting, and then undergo hydroentangling, needle punching, wet wipes material or hot rolling reinforcement, and finally finishing The resulting non-woven fabric. Spunlace non-woven fabrics spray high-pressure fine water jets onto one or more layers of fiber webs to entangle the fibers, so that the fiber webs can be reinforced and have a certain strength. The resulting fabric is a spunlace non-woven fabric.

Non-woven fabric is a new type of fiber product with soft, breathable and flat structure. The advantage is that it does not produce fiber debris, is strong, durable, and silky soft. It is also a kind of reinforcing material, and it has a cotton feel, which is compared with cotton fabrics. , Non-woven bags are easy to shape and cheap to make. Non-woven fabrics also have the characteristics of light weight, softness, water repellency, breathability, stable performance, non-toxic, no peculiar smell, and no skin irritation.

In terms of environmental protection, if the non-woven fabric is naturally decomposed outdoors, its longest life is only 90 days. It is decomposed within 5 years when placed indoors. It is non-toxic, odorless, and has no leftover substances when burned, so it does not pollute the environment and is easy to washing.

Kalijing disinfection wipes made of non-woven fabrics have the characteristics of high filtration of bacteria and dust, low infection rate, convenient disinfection and sterilization, and easy composite with other materials. Not only is it convenient to use, safe and sanitary, but it can also effectively prevent bacterial infections and iatrogenic cross-infections.