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Textile Laundering Technology Charles Riggs
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Textile Tech: How the Clothes We Wear Could Save Us and the Planet. There are a lot of EASY things we could all be doing to make a positive impact on the environment through home laundering if we really care. Kannegiesser USA, Grand Prairie, TX - Lavatec Laundry Technology, Beacon Falls, CT - Pellerin Milnor Corp., Kenner, LA. Army Seeking Non-Stick Fabric Technology. Application Method Is An A third application method, according to Fruchart, is post-consumer, "an additive designed to be added to the laundering water each time the product is washed." Applied to the Fabric. Applied Technology, Applying Antimicrobials To Textiles, Technology Applied To The Fabric, Fiber, And Appalication Technology, There Are Many Options To Weigh When Considering Which Antimicrobial Is Best For A Particular Product. They can survive conditions introduced by laundry services, such as dry cleaning and textile rental. A new permanent dye by British scientists could spell the end of rose-colored “whites” and other laundry disasters. Imagine if you simply did not need to launder your clothing or uniform for the sake of the latest solicitation put forth by the US Army. Permanent dye will end running colours in laundry The technology, which permanently bonds the dye to the clothing fibres, also means that colour does not fade from the fabric with age unlike current dyeing methods. Antimicrobial silver nanoparticles may enable people to use textiles in an environmentally more sustainable way, even though a question mark remains on their potential risks. "The [Prosuite] study is an important step into the right direction," comments Bernd Nowack, an expert in environmental risk assessment at Empa, the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology. According to the latest issue of Performance Apparel Markets by Textiles Intelligence, Wilmslow, U.K., smart textiles and wearable technology are poised for rapid growth, if key issues with power sources and laundering can be resolved. Scientists are quietly working their magic to turn the ancient art of cloth weaving into something far more exciting than your common silk tie or pure cotton boxers; something that could someday make laundering our clothes a thing of the past, or even more exciting, making Scientists and designers are working hand in hand to create more functional textiles to fit our current and future needs.