In dermatology there is a sense of protecting the skin, not wanting to cause harm to the skin, but not knowing how to protect, what not to do.

When you shower with a coconut sponge instead of a towel and steel balls, cellulose sponge cloth manufacturers you are still mindful of protecting your skin.

It is important to remember that coconut sponges have friction and are used to remove dust. While coconut sponges can be less harmful to the skin than steel balls, they can also damage it. Coconut sponges may be fine for some adults with rough skin, but for babies and young children, they can only cause enough damage.

The damage is compounded by the cleaning effect of shower gel.

In the same vein, wash your face with a cleanser or face wash that is weakly acidic and even non-foaming; wash your hair with shampoo, a shampoo that is weakly acidic and even non-foaming; wash your hands with hand sanitizer, a weak acidic and non-foaming hand sanitizer. In order to avoid using alkaline detergent on the face, scalp, and hands, the company recommends washing them with laundry powder instead of washing them with laundry powder.

Washing clothes with foaming laundry powder is more clean, but also more "hot". The more you remove ash from your skin, the less sebum you retain and the greater the possibility of damage. Foaming cleansers, shampoos and hand sanitizers are less protective of your face, scalp, and hands.

Despite the passing of one fifth of the 21st century, some elderly people still use laundry detergent, soap, soap, sulfur soap to wash their hair and face.

There are even some hand sanitizers labeled as baby sanitizers that can harm your opponents, especially those with bubbles, which means more damage if your hands are dry after washing.

The less frothy the cleaning product, the less damage it will cause to the face, scalp, and hands.

As compared to melamine, more and more Chinese are concerned about the amount of formaldehyde released by magic rub. Here is a detailed explanation from Xiamen Sihang.

1. 50 times the standard, the screenshot says "Only secondary textiles (direct contact with skin) < 75mg/kg" According to GB18401-2010 "B direct contact with skin", formaldehyde content shall not exceed 75mg/kg. To try on cloth as underwear is a bit casual, it has no meaning.

2. The maximum amount of formaldehyde that can be found indoors is 0.08mg/u002Fm3, according to the Health Standard for Formaldehyde in Indoor Air. By placing the nano-Coconut sponge in a closed beaker, the formaldehyde concentration in your home would be higher than the limit. The formaldehyde concentration in your home is not measured in a closed box, but in the indoor air.

3. Formaldehyde is a water-soluble and chemically unstable substance that dissipates before accumulating. As a result of the convenience of nano-Coconut sponges, but also the drawbacks of previous cleaning tools (nano-Coconut sponges are not easy to shape, stainless steel wire is very harmful to tableware, and molding of coconut sponges is very serious, and common rags are a breeding ground for fungus).

Since 1980, melamine resin has been used in tableware and the state has introduced relevant standards. These standards, currently known as GB9690-2009, have been revised twice and include requirements for formaldehyde migration. While tableware and nano-Coconut sponge are both made of melamine and are kitchen supplies, it is important to note that before the national standard for nano-Coconut sponge was established, this standard can be used as a reference. Instead of assuming that a nano Coconut sponge with formaldehyde emission is automatically considered unqualified, it is necessary to assess whether it meets the standard set by GB9690-2009. It is worth noting that there are many common items that contain formaldehyde, but it all depends on whether they exceed the standard limit in terms of potential consequences.