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29.2.2024Sustainable laundry: 6 practical tips for efficient energy and water conservation
A small adjustment to our habits can have a significant impact on energy and water consumption when washing and contribute to a more conscious use of our resources. Let’s explore practical tips on how to save energy and water when doing laundry.
25.9.2023Exploring consumer insights on laundry pratices
Many aspects are influencing consumers’ behavior when it comes to laundry practices. Read on to discover the results of our survey and to learn more about what influences purchasing decisions and behavior when it comes to buying clothing items.
8.6.2023Viruses and bacteria: What is the difference?
To summarize, bacteria are tiny microbes that can make us ill and can independently reproduce. Since viruses do not have a metabolism and cannot reproduce without other cells, they are normally not considered living beings in the literal sense.
23.3.2022Trident Group provides sustainable value for home textiles
Consumers who value freshness and sustainability want towels and bed linens that are odor resistant. Sanitized® treated Trident Group home textile products provide consumers with lasting freshness use after use.
26.1.2022Are metal-free antimicrobials the future for sportswear?
Metal-based antimicrobials have been a part of odor-free sportswear for many decades. With the increasing support for sustainability and requirements for responsible use of all chemicals, metal-based solutions face increasing pressure in the sportswear industry. Metal-free antimicrobial solutions are ready to rise to the occasion.
1.12.2021Sanitized® Puretec™ – a family of non-metal odor control solutions
Sanitized® Puretec™, a family of quaternary silane (quat-silane) based antimicrobial finishes, provides a sustainable, non-metal solution to odor control in textiles. Sanitized® Puretec™ is a unique technology on the market. It performs optimally with all textile substrates.
23.11.2021Sanitized® Puretec™, a sustainable solution for long-lasting freshness
With an increasing market demand for metal-free and particle-free antimicrobial technologies, many of today’s leading brands and retailers are looking for alternatives to reduce their environmental impact. The Sanitized® Puretec™ family of quaternary silane (quat-silane) based antimicrobial technologies provides treated textiles with a proven, sustainable solution for long-lasting freshness.
7.10.2021Sustainable odor management for home textiles
Since 1935, SANITIZED AG has been committed to delivering value to its customers by providing innovative and effective technologies adapted to ever-changing consumer desires and marketplace trends.
11.8.2021Why quality labels are gaining more ground than ever in the textile industry
Labels act as points of orientation for navigating the labyrinth of information. It goes without saying that the OEKO-TEX® brand is one such label. The OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification is known worldwide for guaranteeing that each part of a textile is tested for and free from harmful substances.
18.3.2021Relaxing sleep: What’s hiding beneath your covers?
Does your bedroom smell musty or does your mattress have spots? It is about time we took a closer look at this. With Sanitized® treated products you can relax completely and get the good night’s sleep you deserve.
10.3.2021Odor Management For Towels
The reuse of towels by consumers makes prevention against odor-causing bacteria in the towel vital. Sanitized® treated Trident towels provide consumers with lasting freshness.
4.11.20207 Years Into BPR – Why Many Antimicrobial Products Are Not Yet Compliant
The BPR (Biocidal Products Regulation) was announced in 2012 and came into full force in 2013, its purpose to regulate not only the Biocidal Products we use but also any items that have been treated with a Biocidal Product in the EU, also known as ‘Treated Articles’. This one of many key differences between the BPR and its predecessor, the BPD (Biocidal Products Directive) which focused on active substances and biocidal products only.
