Why use cotton? First, before we use cotton, we understand that cotton biodegrades in most natural environments. Cotton microfiber is easily biodegradable, while polyester microfiber is durable and non-degradable. So we use more biodegradable cotton to make our products. At the same time, we also considered whether the raw materials will pollute the environment, and proposed the idea of using cotton to make products. Here's some of what we know about cotton:
1. In addition to using cotton to produce fabrics, it can also produce cottonseed, cottonseed oil and cotton linters. Cotton is an "integrated" crop - meaning that as a cotton plant, not only is cotton fiber harvested, but it can also be used in hundreds of other products. result:
In this way, it will not be said that cotton is used, but other plants and the like will be damaged and the environment will be polluted. Not only are they non-polluting, but they can also be used efficiently.
2. Cottonseed oil is widely used in everything from salad dressings, cosmetics to toothpaste, and cottonseed can be fed to dairy cows. Cotton linters are tiny fluff left on the husks of cottonseeds and are a form of renewable cellulose. Lint is often used to make products like paper, but can also be found in foods like ice cream and beer. result:
We don't waste other parts by taking cotton.
3. Raw cottonseed can be fed to animals as an important nutritional energy source. Therefore, the cotton production process is a net energy provider. result:
It will not be wasted because there is no mature cotton, causing unnecessary pollution to the environment, but it can be used as feed, making it degrade faster.
