The widespread use of antimicrobials in daily life
Textile fiber products are antibacterial
Socks, underwear, clothing and other fiber products sold on the market now need to do antibacterial treatment. There are two main antibacterial processing methods for such fiber products: additive type and post-finishing type. The additive type is to mix the textile antibacterial agent with various artificial fiber raw materials for drawing, and then use the blend to make fiber material. Finishing processing is currently used more widely, mainly in the processing of antibacterial agents through chemical bonds or hydrogen bonds on the surface of the fiber.
Antibacterial of plastic products
Plastic products have occupied more than half of People's Daily necessities, kitchen utensils, toilet facilities, electrical plastic shells, packaging bags, etc., these supplies are often in contact with water or food, as long as the conditions are suitable, it is very easy to breed bacteria. Therefore, antibacterial processing of such materials is extremely necessary. The plastic is mainly used in silver ion antibacterial agents and organic antibacterial agents, mainly additive processing antibacterial.
Coating antibacterial
The weather in the south is humid, and many families worry about moldy walls. Therefore, in recent years, the rise of antibacterial and mildew resistant coatings, we add paint antibacterial agents in the paint, so that the coating can play an antibacterial role, protect the paint from microbial erosion.
Ceramic antibacterial
Ceramic products, toiletries, toilets are essential items in the bathroom, this environment is very humid, but also easy to breed bacteria, so it is necessary to make bathroom supplies antibacterial. Usually, inorganic antibacterial agents are added to the ceramics during processing to withstand high temperatures and achieve the purpose of antibacterial. Otherwise, the general antibacterial agent cannot withstand the high temperature in the process of adding is destroyed and directly loses the effect.
