 Bamboo
yarn is made of 100% bamboo pulp fiber that as a wholly
biodegradable and renewable natural product is fast becoming the
most eco-friendly material of the 21st century.
More comfort, better sleep:
Bamboo yarn is used in bedding by DesleeClama
because of its very high hygroscopility and excellent permeability.
If we look at the moisture absorption of bamboo we see that it is 4
times greater than cotton (32% vs 8%).
The more moisture that is absorbed by the
mattress ticking, the greater sleep comfort becomes. Thanks to its
unique properties, bamboo yarn keeps us cool in summer and warm and
cozy in the winter.
Good news for allergy sufferers:
The main advantage of Bamboo is that its
antibacterial properties find their origin in nature. It is a
well-known fact that bamboo thrives naturally without the use of
pesticides or other chemical substances. A constant antibiosis in
bamboo and bamboo yarn yields a unique resistance to pests, bacteria
and fungi.
This is why Bamboo is the ideal fabric for
mattress ticking for allergy sufferers. And bamboo’s bactericidal
and fungicidal defenses also act as a natural deodorant, keeping
Bamboo mattress ticking as fresh as new.
A welcoming look and feel:
Bamboo’s soft and luxurious feel provides a
maximum of sleep comfort – after all, no one likes to sleep on rough
and unyielding mattress ticking. Bamboo is also stronger than any
other fabric in its group, even stronger than viscose.
A ‘feel good’ side effect:
Good to know is that bamboo yarn generates
minus ions. These are said to have an extremely positive effect on
our blood circulation. We all know that optimal blood circulation
greatly improves our quality of life and sense of well-being,
relieves fatigue and stimulates our metabolism.
Bamboo … for a booming day after a good
night’s rest …
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Hygroscopy is the ability
of a substance to attract water molecules from the surrounding
environment through either absorption or adsorption. |
