Material: Towels should be made of soft, durable, and breathable fabrics, such as cotton or linen.
Process: Towels should be manufactured through strict screening, classification, production process, etc. to ensure the quality and comfort of towels.
Hygiene: During the manufacturing and use process, attention should be paid to hygiene, pollution and bacterial growth should be avoided, and they should be kept clean and dry.
Abrasion resistance: Towels need to be washed and wiped frequently during use, so they must have sufficient wear resistance to ensure their service life.
Packaging: During transportation and storage, they should be protected from moisture, heat, and force to ensure their quality and reliability.
The water absorption of towels mainly depends on the material and manufacturing process. Generally speaking, there are several requirements and standards for the water absorption of towels:
Water absorption requirements: Water absorption refers to the ability of towels to absorb water immediately after contact with water. Towels with good water absorption generally have a rough surface, high fiber density, and are optimized during the textile process, so that there are fewer spaces between fibers, which can better absorb water.
Hygiene requirements: Towels need to meet hygiene standards during the manufacturing process. Factors such as dyes, raw materials, and spinning methods used in the textile process will affect the hygiene of towels. Using dyes and raw materials that meet the standards can ensure that the towels do not contain harmful ingredients and will not cause harm to the human body when used.
Color and texture: Towels of different colors and textures can be used in different occasions, and towels of different materials need to be selected according to different uses.
Post time: Sep-02-2024