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Posted by: Douglasdiner, 12:19 AM GMT on December 02, 2009

I spend most of my time trying to educate people about the new eco-friendly fabric that is sweeping the country.
Many people have not heard of bamboo fabric, but you can now get a duvet cover, bath towels, and all sorts of clothing made from bamboo fabric. It really is a revolutionary new product. Once people try it, they are amazed at how soft and absorbent it is. The ecological ramifications of bamboo are a fraction of the damage that cotton production has on our country.
People are particularly fond of the bamboo bedding and bamboo clothing .

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The Optimum Summer Fabric

Posted by: Douglasdiner, 1:32 AM GMT on July 02, 2009

Depending on where you live and your adversity to heat, you may be able to benefit significantly, simply by changing the fabric that you purchase for your clothing and home goods. Bamboo fabric has some amazing characteristics such as keeping you 2-3 degrees cooler on hot summer days. It also has an uncanny ability to wick moisture. Many a case study has demonstrated that bamboo fabric is 2 to 3 times more absorbent than cotton, and participants consistently comment...

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The Sustainable Fabric

Posted by: Douglasdiner, 6:58 PM GMT on May 21, 2009

Nowadays it is often referred to as the fabric of the future. It is bamboo and it is going mainstream. bamboo sheets are on their way to becoming mainsteam, as common as cotton. bamboo bedding for example, are simply unbeatable when it comes to "softness", comfort and absorption and wicking abilities. Not to mention the antibacterial properties. The same attributes found in the bedding are also present in bamboo clothes for example. One of the other attributes of ba...

Updated: 7:05 PM GMT on May 21, 2009

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