Protec'Som® anti-dust mite bedcovers against allergy

 

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Dust mite allergens

The Texaal weaving process in three steps

Where to find Texaal dust mite proof covers
     

STEP 1                   STEP 2                  STEP 3

                                                                                      Texaal, a new generation of anti-mite textiles

 

Schematic of the fibre lamination before weaving.

 

Schematic of the result: an extremely tightened weave, which will resist time and washing

Micro photography of a 100% Cotton Texaal fabric, with the view enlarged nearly 100 times

 

The Texaal process consists of pressing the entire surface of the fibre before weaving.

During the weaving, the fibre is consequently finer and more dense. This pressed fibre allows the production of more threads per cm2 and to attain a tighter fabric with finer pores.

Thus, a filtration level of less than 5µm is reached, even with 100% cotton fibres.

Moreover, when the fibre regains its form after several washes, it progressively becomes stretched and it compensates for its wear.

Studies carried out after more than 100 washes show that the fabric still retains its efficiency against dust mites, in retaining the excellent initial level of filtering.

 

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