Fabric new products: self-cleaning fabrics will be available?

There is no need to talk about the superiority of cleaning technology, because as long as you have self-cleaning fabrics, all cleaning techniques become less important, because the cleaning of new fabrics requires only a ray of sunshine.

A research group led by Professor Rajesh Ramanathan of the University of Melbourne in Australia invented a nano-reinforced textile fabric. This fabric removes stains immediately under the sun. This functionality of the fabric is due to its composition as a nano-new structure. This nanostructure can degrade organic matter (stains) under the illumination of sunlight. The nanostructured materials are mainly copper and silver, and the structure is a three-dimensional triangle. These designs are designed to increase the amount of light absorbed. The electrons are separated by the absorbed light energy, and the separation of the electrons produces more energy to promote the destructuring of the organic matter.

At present, the advent of new fabrics is still problematic because there is no reasonable way to combine such nanostructured materials with all apparel materials. But after hundreds of hours of testing, the research team has developed a fabric that removes red wine and ketchup stains in 6 minutes. The process is to soak the selected fabric into the prepared chemical for 30 minutes.

“It’s not too far away from the time we throw the washing machine, but there is still a lot of work to be done. The successful development of this fabric has laid a solid foundation for the development of clean textiles.” Professor Rajesh’s development of the current self-cleaning fabrics is Say.