Laundry Hygiene Does Not End When the Wash Cycle Stops
Drying is a critical part of laundry hygiene. This article explains how drying temperature, airflow, moisture, storage, and antimicrobial textiles influence microbial reduction after washing.
Antimicrobial Textiles Are Entering the Mainstream. Here’s Why That Matters.
Antimicrobial textiles are moving from a niche category into the mainstream as demand rises across healthcare, hospitality, sportswear, home textiles, bedding, towels, and uniforms. Buyers want materials that help manage odor, support hygiene, and maintain performance through repeated use and laundering. Recent market research points to strong growth for the sector, driven by higher hygiene expectations, longer product life requirements, and closer scrutiny of safety, durability, and sustainability. For companies such as Avatech, this shift creates a timely opportunity to position antimicrobial fabric as a practical, high-value material solution for both institutional and consumer markets.