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What temperature bamboo viscose tolerates
Short answer: Bamboo viscose handles 40 degrees without any problem and 60 degrees with a risk of shrinking and colou...
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How to wash bamboo clothing
Short answer: Wash bamboo clothing at 40 degrees inside out with a mild detergent, skip the fabric softener and let i...
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Words in the textile trade, a small glossary
Short answer: Viscose, jersey, rib, GSM, elastane and pre-shrunk are the six words that come up most often in clothin...
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Bamboo and temperature, what is true
Short answer: Bamboo viscose does not actively regulate temperature. The fabric moves moisture and conducts heat, and...
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Why some fabrics smell more than others
Short answer: Some fabrics smell more than others because they hold on to moisture and because bacteria and oils lodg...
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What antibacterial means in textiles
Short answer: Antibacterial means that a fabric should inhibit the growth of bacteria. For finished clothing, such a ...
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Bamboo viscose against the skin, what people describe
Short answer: Most people describe bamboo viscose as smooth and cool at first touch and soft after a full day of wear...
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Durability in bamboo viscose
Short answer: Bamboo viscose is a little weaker than cotton when wet, but it holds up well in everyday use. Washing a...
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Why bamboo is often called soft
Short answer: Bamboo viscose is often called soft because the fibres are long, thin and smooth, and because the fabri...
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What you can read from a product label
Short answer: The care label tells you the fibre content in percent, how to care for the item and often where it was ...
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A closed loop in production, what it means
Short answer: A closed loop means that chemicals and water from production are collected and reused instead of being ...
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The chemistry of viscose production explained simply
Short answer: Cellulose from the plant is turned into a solution with the help of chemicals, pressed through fine noz...
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