Spunlace non-woven fabric is a process that ties fibers into fabric through high-pressure water flow and is widely used in daily necessities such as facial tissues.

Process characteristics

Spunlace non-woven fabric uses high-pressure fine water flow to spray the fiber web, causing the fibers to entangle and reinforce. The process does not involve spinning or weaving, but rather combines the fibers through mechanical or chemical methods. This process retains the original properties of the fibers and does not require adhesives during production, so the products are more skin-friendly and less prone to shedding.

Material safety ‌ ‌

CCTV's testing has found that some spunlace non-woven face towels labeled as "plant fiber" or "regenerated cellulose fiber" are actually composed of viscose fiber (chemical fiber) and may contain carbon disulfide residues. In contrast, products clearly labeled as 100% cotton are safer. Youdaoplaceholder0 Spunlace non-woven fabric itself is non-toxic, but it is necessary to pay attention to whether the product contains other chemical residues. It is recommended to choose products from regular brands with clearly labeled ingredients and avoid products without a manufacturer, manufacturer or manufacturer. ‌

Usage scenario

Spunlace non-woven fabric features high moisture absorption, breathability and softness, making it suitable for medical protection, baby products and daily wiping. However, people with sensitive skin are advised to give priority to pure cotton products.