Deodorant fabrics

Aerosols comprise compounds such as spray paints, hair sprays, pain-relieving sprays, deodorants, fabric-protector sprays, vegetable frying-pan lubricants, and hundreds of other everyday chemicals that are found in homes or are readily available commercially. Products that create an aerosol use propellants to keep tiny particles suspended in the air. For the most part these propellants, not the liquid product, are the chemicals abused. Virtually any aerosol product can be abused. 

Singh, M. K., 21 century with deodorant fabrics, Man Made Text. India. 14(7] (2002], 279-286. 

Hu and disclosed a method to prepare deodorant fabrics which are capable of releasing deodorant agents at certain temperature. The smart fabric is made by coating polymeric hydrogel (N-substituted alkyl) acrylamide, such as N-isopropyl acrylamide on the textile surface. The hydrogel... 

Some body-responsive deodorant hydrogel products are already available in the market though we do not know exactly what materials have been used because of commercial confidentiality. As far as we know, no deodorant fabric with body-responsive technology has been commercialized yet. For responsive deodorant fabrics, more issues such as soft handle and high stability of the products have to be taken into consideration. Another issue is how to best control the degree of hydration of the product in the open environment, which is affected by many factors. 

Terpenes (limonene, ce-pinene) Scented deodorizers, polishes, fabrics, fabric softeners, cigarettes, food, beverages... 

The perfumer must not only be aware of consumer expectations at each phase of product evaluation, he or she must also know, as intimately as possible, the conditions under which the product will be used. Populations for whom toilet soap is the only regularly used fragranced product have quite different expectations regarding its ability to perfume the skin than consumers accustomed to daily use of alcoholic fragrances and deodorants. In countries where fabric soft-... 

Substantivity refers to the ability of a perfume or a perfume material, applied in a diluted dispersion in water, to attach itself to a solid surface such as the skin (in the case of toilet soap and bath and shower products), the hair (in shampoos and conditioners), or textile fibers (in detergents and fabric softeners). It may refer also to their ability to stay on the surface when this is moistened (as in deodorants or water-proof sun protection products). 

A super concentrated dry sizing with a built-in fabric deodorant E-Z-DUZ-IT ... 

Deodorant and scavenger inhibits formaldehyde and amine odors during processing and storage of resin treated fabrics contains no urea or DCY and has no effect on physical properties of fabric or resin. 

Plentifiil amounts of toxins are also found in our laundry detergents, fabric softeners (don t be fooled by their lovely names and pretty scents—these chemicals are some of the worst health offenders), room deodorizers, perfumes, colognes, air fresheners, cosmetics, and personal hygiene products. For eyeopening information on the effects of these toxins, the many hidden places they lurk, and how to eliminate them from your body, read my books The Brain Wash and The 4- Week Ultimate Body Detox Plan. Regardless of how you come into contact with them, the majority of these toxins acidify your body. 

Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing furniture, metal, and other polishes waxes and dressings for fabricated leather and other materials household, institutional, and industrial plant disinfectants nonpersonal deodorants drycleaning preparations household bleaches and other sanitation preparations. Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing industrial bleaches are classified in Industry 2819, and those manufacturing household pesticidal preparations are classified in Industry 2879. 

The list of products from petroleum is endless. Oil products fuel planes, trains, cars, trucks, buses, and so on. Oil is also used to heat homes. Chemicals made from oil are used to make products that range from makeup, toys, fabrics, sneakers and football helmets to aspirin, toothpaste, deodorant, clothes, hair dryers and lipstick to name just a few. Plastics made from oil are widely used in every-... 

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