Bactericidal and antiallergic non-woven fabric

Abstract

The invention relates to a non-woven textile made from fibers, and especially to a non-woven fabric for sanitary towel fabrics, protection pad fabrics or paper diapers, in particular to a bactericidal and antiallergic non-woven fabric. The non-woven fabric is prepared by bamboo fibers, base fibers and silk cotton according to the following parts by weight and steps: (1) proportions: 15-30 parts of bamboo fibers, 40-60 parts of base fibers and 10-20 parts of silk cotton; (2) steps: step 1. performing at least two-time cotton blending and at least two-time loosening operations on the bamboo fibers, base fibers and silk cotton; step 2. paving the bamboo fibers, base fibers and silk cotton treated by the cotton blending and loosening operations in step 1 to a net through a lapping machine and combing the bamboo fibers, base fibers and silk cotton through a combing machine; and step 3. carrying out hot rolling on the bamboo fibers, base fibers and silk cotton through a hot rolling mill. The bamboo fibers and the silk cotton are added in the non-woven fabric, so that the non-woven fabric is smoother, bactericidal and bacteriostatic and has the faint scent of bamboo.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a non-woven fabric made of fibers, in particular to a non-woven fabric for sanitary napkins, pads or diapers, specifically a sterilizing and anti-allergic non-woven fabric. Background technique [0002] The fabrics of existing sanitary napkins, panty liners or disposable diapers are basically made of non-woven fabrics. Although the surface of non-woven fabrics looks smooth and delicate, the fiber surface will appear rough and jagged under the microscope. Rubbing with the skin may cause slight damage to the skin, which is often manifested in symptoms such as mild itching or rash; human urine or women's menstrual blood can easily produce amines and sulfur chemicals after bacterial catabolism , There are also many irritating ingredients in human sweat. These chemicals are easy to stimulate the subcutaneous tissue through slight damage to the skin caused by non-woven fabrics, and then cause greater damage to the skin, resulting in...

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[0002] The fabrics of existing sanitary napkins, panty liners or disposable diapers are basically made of non-woven fabrics. Although the surface of non-woven fabrics looks smooth and delicate, the fiber surface will appear rough and jagged under the microscope. Rubbing with the skin may cause slight damage to the skin, which is often manifested in symptoms such as mild itching or rash; human urine or women's menstrual blood can easily produce amines and sulfur chemicals after bacterial catabolism , There are also many irritating ingredients in human sweat. These chemicals are easy to stimulate the subcutaneous tissue through slight damage to the skin caused by non-woven fabrics, and then cause greater damage to the skin, resulting in more obvious allergic symptoms on the skin.

[0003] In order to make sanitary napkins, panty liners or paper diapers have bactericidal and bacteriostatic effects, people have developed medicinal sanitary napkin fabrics, but such fabrics are usually accompanied by a strong smell of medicine, which is not always accepted by people In addition, the fabric of this drug sanitary napkin itself still cannot overcome the defect that the surface of the non-woven fabric is rough and rubbed against the skin for a long time, which may cause slight damage to the skin.