What fabric is good for hotel bedding? Which other hotel bedding fabrics are the easiest to pilling?

In the hot weather, many people have the habit of sleeping naked. If the bedding fabrics are pilling at this time, it will make hotel customers feel uncomfortable. Pilling of the fabric is usually only discovered after use. Because the fabric only after repeated friction, the fiber is fluffed, and then pilling will appear. And fiber pilling is related to the following factors:

Short fibers are more prone to pilling: In a unit length, short fibers have more fiber ends exposed on the surface of the yarn and the fabric and have poor holding power, so they are easy to pilling. For example, short fibers are: bamboo fiber, wool, polyester staple fiber and so on.

High fiber strength and easy to pilling: The friction fiber is not easy to fall off, and it is easy to form hair balls. In this case, there are generally more blends, such as polyester and cotton. When two kinds of fibers are mixed, one is strong and the other is weak.

Low yarn twist and easy pilling: The yarn twist is low, and the mobility of the fiber increases, so the fiber is easily brought out during the friction process, forming a fluffing phenomenon, and then producing a pill.

The fabric structure is loose and easy to pilling: Generally speaking, the pilling probability is high in satin> twill> plain weave. Mainly because the tighter the fabric and the tighter the hug, the less likely it is to pilling.

Knitted fabrics are easy to pilling: The exposed fiber surface area of knitted fabrics is large, so it is easier to pilling than woven fabrics.

So, in summary, if you are really unacceptable about pilling, you can choose to avoid these fabrics when buying:

Buy less fabrics such as bamboo fiber, wool, polyester, and polyester-cotton blends. Buy less fabrics with loose structure, such as satin and knitted fabrics. Buy less fabric with low density and soft yarn.

Pilling of bedding fabrics does not necessarily mean that the fabrics are not good. Some are due to the characteristics of the fabric, and it may also be caused by friction and electrostatic pilling with the clothes during use. Sometimes the incorrect washing method can also cause the fabric to pilling. So it doesn't matter if you pilling! There is still a way to relieve it a little bit~

1. Strictly follow the washing instructions for washing.

2. When washing the bedding, adding a softener will alleviate the problem of pilling.

3. Do not clean the bedding for too long, as it is easy to fluff and pilling.

4. Use transparent glue or use a hair ball trimmer to trim the hair ball.

5. A quick and convenient way to remove the hair ball. Use a manual razor to gently scrape the ball off the ball. It is easy to scrape the ball off. There is a limit to the ball. After a few times, it will be enough. I won't get up again.