Spunlace onwoven Tipo de tela: poliéster, material de mezcla de poliéster y viscosa, fibra de bambú, pulpa de madera (lavable), algodón o fibra de soja (biodegradable)
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Peso: 30-80 g/m²
1/10/30/80/100/120/160 uds/paquete
The most common size of flunshable wipes is around 5-6 inches by 7-8 inches (13-15 cm by 18-20 cm) This size is convenient for single-use and provides enough surface area to clean and freshen the external genital area. However, some intimate wipes may be smaller or larger than this standard size to cater to specific preferences or needs of consumers.
1. Bolsa plástica resellable: este es el tipo más común de empaque de toallitas húmedas. Está hecho de plástico y tiene una tira resellable en la parte superior para mantener las toallitas húmedas y frescas.
2. Envase con tapa abatible: este tipo de envase consiste en un envase de plástico con una tapa abatible que se puede abrir y cerrar para acceder a las toallitas.
3. Paquete blando con tapa abatible de plástico: Similar al contenedor con tapa abatible, este empaque viene en un paquete blando y tiene una tapa abatible de plástico para facilitar el acceso.
4. Dispensador emergente: este tipo de empaque cuenta con un mecanismo dispensador emergente que saca una toallita a la vez.
5. Paquete de viaje: un paquete pequeño diseñado para usar sobre la marcha, a menudo viene con un cierre de presión de plástico.
6. Empaque de un solo uso: estas toallitas húmedas vienen en paquetes pequeños sellados que son convenientes para viajes o actividades al aire libre.
7. Bolsa de recarga: este empaque de mayor tamaño está diseñado para recargar otros recipientes de toallitas húmedas y, por lo general, tiene una abertura que se puede volver a sellar.
Flushable wipes are typically formulated using a combination of water, cellulose fibers, and various additives such as surfactants, emulsifiers, preservatives, and fragrances. The cellulose fibers used in flushable wipes are usually derived from wood pulp, cotton, or other natural fibers that are biodegradable and able to break down in water.
To ensure that flushable wipes are safe to flush and do not cause damage to plumbing and wastewater systems, they are designed to disperse and break down quickly when they come into contact with water. This is achieved through the use of specific types of fibers, as well as through the inclusion of dispersants and other additives that promote quick disintegration.
INDA/EDANA Flushability Guidelines: The International Nonwovens and Disposables Association (INDA) and the European Disposables and Nonwovens Association (EDANA) have developed guidelines for flushable products, including wipes. The guidelines provide a set of tests and criteria for evaluating the flushability of wipes and ensuring they break down quickly in the sewer system.
ISO 22716: This is an international standard for the production, control, storage, and shipment of cosmetic products, which includes personal care wipes. It covers Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for the production, control, storage, and shipment of cosmetic products.
NSF International Standard 350: This is a standard for products that claim to be flushable, biodegradable, and compostable. The standard provides a framework for testing and certifying products that meet specific environmental criteria.
EPA Safer Choice: This program helps consumers identify products that are safer for the environment and human health. Wipes that meet the EPA Safer Choice criteria must meet certain environmental and human health standard.
