Environmentally friendly jeans absorb harmful elements of the air

Professor Tony Ryan, a chemist at the University of Sheffield in the UK, and Professor Helen Stolley, a designer at the London College of Fashion, have recently teamed up to design an “environmental jeans” that can improve the harmful components of the air through chemical reactions. The role of air quality.

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The surface of “environmental jeans” is coated with titanium dioxide particles, which can react with nitrogen oxides in the air. The water-soluble nitrate produced is harmless to the human body and can be completely washed away during washing. Imagine if everyone wears this type of jeans, it will greatly reduce the amount of pollutants in the air, make the air cleaner, and the environment will become healthier.

Currently, the method of making this environmentally friendly pair of jeans has been provided to the detergent manufacturing company Ecover to make a detergent additive called CatClo that can be added to detergent or fabric softener. The product is currently in the safety testing phase, but so far there is no evidence that it will cause harm to the human body. According to reports, if all goes well, this product will start selling within two years.

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