You may not have noticed, but in factory workshops, laboratories, and even in your kitchen, there is always a seemingly ordinary piece of paper that "works silently" – an industrial napkin made of 100% wood pulp.How can this replace traditional rags and paper towels?The answer is hidden in his "tree gene"!
Ordinary paper towels absorb water well, but they are "sucked in" as soon as they come into contact with oil.But wood pulp and paper are two different things!Its fibers are like countless tiny straws that can quickly trap oil molecules.Experiments have shown that a piece of paper made of wood pulp can absorb oil 8 times its own weight without leaving traces!For example, when wiping an oil separator, it can "fix" slimy oil stains on paper so that they don't rub everywhere.
Do they wipe the table with traditional paper towels and drop crumbs?The paper fiber from the wood pulp has been specially processed, and its strength is 3 times higher than that of ordinary paper towels!Use it to wipe "spikes" such as metal corners and printed circuit boards. The paper will not turn into slag. Even the screws in the toolbox can be polished and they are not afraid to scratch the surface.
The best thing is that it can be thrown away immediately when it runs out!Since 100% wood pulp can decompose naturally within 3-6 months, it does not look like rags made of chemical fibers that have been lying in the ground for decades.It fully complies with the requirements of the EU environmental protection certification and the FDA food quality standards. After wiping oil stains in the kitchen, it can even come into direct contact with food, and you can be safe for its performance.
- Kitchen cleaning: oil stains on the stove, remnants of the oven?It absorbs oil quickly and is not afraid of burns (heat-resistant at 120 degree ). It is much easier to throw it away after wiping than a rag.
- Car care: The engine compartment is dirty.It is tear-resistant, there are no fibers left after wiping, and it is safer than wiping with old clothes.
- Look at the label: find the label "100% natural wood pulp" and avoid mixing fibers or recycled materials.
- Drip test: Drop a drop of water, high-quality wood pulp and paper will be absorbed within 1 second and will not spread.