1. Moisture absorption
Cotton fibers have good moisture absorption. Under normal circumstances, fibers can absorb moisture from the surrounding atmosphere, with a moisture content of 8-10%, making contact with human skin feel soft and not stiff. If the humidity of cotton increases and the surrounding temperature is higher, all the moisture contained in the fibers will evaporate and dissipate, keeping the fabric in a water balance state and making people feel comfortable.
2. Moisturizing performance
Due to the fact that cotton fibers are poor conductors of heat and electricity, with extremely low thermal conductivity, and due to the inherent advantages of porosity and high elasticity of cotton fibers, a large amount of air can accumulate between fibers, which is detrimental to heat and electricity. Therefore, pure cotton fiber textiles have good moisturizing properties, and wearing pure cotton fabric makes people feel warm.
3. Heat resistance
Pure cotton fabric has good heat resistance. When the temperature is below 110 ℃, it will only cause the moisture on the fabric to evaporate and will not damage the fibers. Therefore, pure cotton fabrics are not suitable for wearing, washing, printing and dyeing at room temperature. No impact, thereby improving the washing and wearing performance of pure cotton fabrics.
4. Anti alkaline
Cotton fibers have high alkali resistance. Cotton fibers are not damaged in alkaline solutions. This performance is beneficial for washing pollution, disinfection, and removing impurities after removal, and can also be used for pure cotton. Textiles can produce more new cotton varieties through dyeing, printing, and processing.