A kind of traditional Chinese medicine anti-mildew willow rattan softener and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a Chinese medicinal mouldproof willow rattan softening agent, which is made of the following raw materials by weight part: 5-7 of sodium bicarbonate, 15-18 of ethanol, 3-4 of sodium silicate, 3-4 of gluconic acid, 15-25 of radix isatidis, 10-12 of honeysuckle, 8-10 of acorus gramineus, 4-5 of povidone iodine, 3-4 of an assistant, and 100 of water. The Chinese medicinal mouldproof willow rattan softening agent adopts weak acid and weak base, which have small corrosion to a surface, and an even softening effect can be achieved. Ethanol and sodium silicate are employed, so that the stem surface can be smooth, and the weaving efficiency can be improved. By using radix isatidis and other Chinese herbal medicines and povidone iodine, mould and moths can be prevented.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of softeners, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine anti-mildew willow rattan softener and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] It has been many years since the stems of plants have been woven into various daily necessities. With the improvement of people's living standards, many of these woven fabrics have become works of art, with more and more peculiar and complex shapes. During the weaving process, the stems are hard and difficult to weave, and need to be softened. At present, the softening methods are mainly traditional methods such as soaking, stuffing, etc., which are not only time-consuming but also often fail to achieve good results. Further research on new softeners is needed. , not only has a good softening effect and fast speed, but also has little damage to the stems, and it is best to protect it to prolong the service life. Contents of the invention [0003] The object...

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Problems solved by technology

During the weaving process, the stems are hard and difficult to weave, and need to be softened. At present, the softening methods are mainly traditional methods such as soaking, stuffing, etc., which are not only time-consuming but also often fail to achieve good results. Further research on new softeners is needed. , not only has a good softening effect and fast speed, but also has little damage to the stems, and it is best to protect it to prolong the service life