As schools gradually resume classes, parents are relieved but also worried about the risk of transmission on campus. Relying solely on hand sanitizer and masks may not be comprehensive enough. Recently, a nano-clothing antibacterial agent has been launched that can be used to apply antibacterial coating to children's school uniforms, and it can still maintain its bactericidal effect after 50 wet washes.
Although the school will double the cleaning efforts on campus, children will inevitably be exposed to bacteria when going to and from school. Using hand sanitizer or washing hands frequently can protect hands from being contaminated by germs, but school uniforms are unavoidable: when riding the bus to school, going to the bathroom, and sitting on classroom chairs and desks, bacteria and viruses may silently cling to the body. They have to wait until they get home to change and wash, which is always worrying.
AIShield's intelligent antibacterial technology from Singapore uses nano-needles to sterilize crops rationally. Bacteria and viruses will be punctured and killed when they come into contact with the coated surface. In addition, it contains a photocatalyst that works when exposed to light, and can sterilize at a distance. Therefore, it is used by many large institutions and government departments.
In addition to the antibacterial coating, AIShield has also launched the EcoPLUS+, a user-friendly clothing antimicrobial. EcoPLUS+ antimicrobial uses nano-needles and photocatalysts that penetrate deep into clothing fibers, imparting a bactericidal effect throughout the garment, killing bacteria and viruses upon contact. Combined with the photocatalytic action, this two-pronged attack has been proven effective even after 50 wet washes, making it ideal for treating school uniforms. This allows children to enjoy the "Aegis School Uniform" protection every day, without worrying about surrounding bacteria and viruses.
AIShield EcoPLUS+ Nano Clothing Antibacterial Agent
AIShield EcoPLUS+ uses raw materials sourced from the United States and has been refined in Singapore. In addition to imparting sterilization capabilities to clothing, it also makes clothing fibers tougher and more durable. It is also used to treat medical uniforms in Europe and the United States. It has also obtained the EU Oeko-Tex 100 certification and passed safety tests, so parents can use it with confidence.
How to use EcoPLUS+:
The dosage should be 5% of the weight of the garment being treated. For example, to treat a 300g school uniform skirt, use 15ml of EcoPLUS+ (its density is similar to that of water, weighing approximately 1g per ml). Then add clean water to dilute it. This will be approximately 90 times the dosage (15ml), or 1,350ml of clean water.
Soak your clothes in the diluted solution for 20 to 30 minutes, making sure they are completely wet.
Let the clothes dry or tumble dry them in the clothes dryer.
You can iron your clothes to allow the antibacterial agent to take hold more firmly in the fabric.
After the antibacterial treatment is completed, it can be repeated after washing for 50 times. >