Several popular trends of home textile fabrics（1）

Antistatic Home Textile Fabric

In the field of home textiles, synthetic fibers make up for the shortage of natural fibers and are widely used, but their hygroscopicity is poor, and static electricity is easily accumulated. The woven textiles are easy to absorb dust, stain, and have poor air permeability. fire. Therefore, people hope that textiles can have antistatic properties, that is, the fabric itself can eliminate static electricity.

At present, there are two antistatic methods: one is to carry out antistatic finishing on the fabric, in which an antistatic finishing agent is used to introduce a layer of hydrophilic film on the surface of the fiber, which can improve the hygroscopicity of the fabric and reduce the coefficient of friction and surface

Antibacterial home textile fabrics

Textile fabrics with antibacterial function play an extremely important role in preventing the invasion of germs. Daily necessities made of antibacterial functional textile fabrics have gradually attracted people's attention, and with the development of science and technology, they are widely and deeply radiated to the details of life. middle. For example, the use of textiles and household items made of anti-mite and antibacterial fibers can not only suppress and repel mites, effectively prevent the occurrence of skin diseases related to dust mites, but also antibacterial and inhibit the reproduction of bacteria, so as to achieve the goal of improving people's living environment Purpose. Antibacterial home textiles can be obtained by coating or resin treatment on the fabric, which is commonly used for natural pure textiles. Antibacterial agents can also be added to the fiber stock solution for blending and spinning, or ordinary fibers can be grafted with antibacterial agents to obtain antibacterial fibers, and then antibacterial fibers can be woven to obtain antibacterial home textiles. Currently widely used antibacterial products include bedding, wadding, bed sheets, towels, towel quilts, cotton blankets, carpets, bathrobes, rags, sofa releases, wall coverings, mops, tablecloths, napkins, shower curtains, etc.