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Textile Standards Explained

OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 The OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 is an independent testing and certification system for textile raw materials, intermediate and end products at all stages of production. Examples for items eligible for certification: Raw and dyed/finished yarns, raw and dyed/finished fabrics and knits, ready-made articles (all types of clothing, domestic and household textiles, bed linen,

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Cotton vs Hemp – The Environmental Impact

Conventional Cotton Farmers who grow conventional, non-organic cotton, use a lot of water to grow their crops. They need to use 1000’s of litres of precious water to make the plants grow. They also need to use this water for  frequent chemical spraying to enable the dispersion of the artificial fertiliser (Chemicals), to the roots of the cotton plants. This quantity

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Healthy Home Products

Provided to you by Maureen (Co-Founder of Organature ® )   Many health stores now stock these products – Laundry Washing Powder. Ecover fragrance free or Abode Sensitive, both suitable for front and top loader; dissolve powder in hot water before adding to machine.  Ecostore has a washing powder and washing liquid also. Dishwashing liquid.  Ecostore have

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Manufacturing An Organature Organic Innerspring Mattress

The Making of an Organature Mattress… https://organature.com/wp-content/uploads/The-Making-of-an-Organature-Mattress-INSTAGRAM.mp4 From the ‘hopper’ the cotton is fed into the carding machine where it is pulled apart and comes out in almost gossamer-like layers, eventually forming the thick pad shown in the next photos. Organic cotton in the hopper A single pad created from the pure organic cotton. The

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