Deodorant, antibacterial and healthy Chinese herbal medicine PU insole and making method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a deodorant, antibacterial and healthy Chinese herbal medicine PU insole. The insole comprises an upper wearing layer, a lower wearing layer and a deodorant and antibacterial layer arranged between the upper wearing layer and the lower wearing layer, wherein the deodorant and antibacterial layer comprises the following raw components: PU wastes, a toner, tea polyphenol, a PU elastomer, granulated cork and a Chinese herbal medicine component formed by rhubarb, light yellow sophora roots, peach seeds, peppermint, borneol, talcum powder and Chinese eaglewood. The Chinese herbal medicine PU insole has the beneficial effects that not only is recycling of the PU wastes achieved but also the efficacy of various added natural Chinese herbal medicine components can be fully released, so the insole has very good deodorant and antibacterial effects; the deodorant and antibacterial layer in the Chinese herbal medicine PU insole adopts the PU foam layer, has over ten thousand ultra-fine open and interconnected honeycomb pores and has ultra-strong moisture absorption, penetration and venting capacities; and therefore, the problems of high density, poor moisture absorption and poor breathability of EVA insoles in the prior art can be effectively solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of insoles, and in particular relates to a deodorant, antibacterial and healthy Chinese herbal medicine PU insole and a manufacturing method thereof. Background technique [0002] Shoes are indispensable daily necessities for human beings to engage in life and work. At present, most of the insoles sold on the market are made of plastic or polymer materials, and most of the insoles sold now are of single-layer structure, which is easy to be affected by moisture and does not have anti-massage function. Consumers walk for a long time, are prone to fatigue, and have low work efficiency. [0003] According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the acupoints on the soles of the feet correspond to the parts and organs of the human body. Once there is a problem with the feet, it is likely to affect the functions of other organs. Therefore, the feet of the human body have always been the focus of people's p...

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Problems solved by technology

The role of insoles is even more important. Traditional insoles are generally made of cotton. Although they feel comfortable to wear, it is quite common for cotton insoles to absorb sweat and cause dampness and foot odor, especially for feet that are prone to sweating.

At the same time, due to the humidity, the bacteria in the shoes are easy to grow and reproduce, which has a greater impact on the feet.

[0004] In order

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