How Long Does It Take For Nonwoven Fabrics To Degrade In The Soil?

Nonwoven Fabric is a new generation of environmentally friendly materials, which have the characteristics of air permeability, good flexibility, non - combustibility, environmental protection, and rich colors. Therefore, it is widely used in various fields such as clothing, agriculture, medical treatment, hygiene, and packaging. In recent years, the country has advocated green environmental protection, and the requirements for environmental protection of products are also very high. Today, we will pay attention to discuss how long it takes for non woven fabrics to degrade in the soil.

If the Non Woven Fabric Roll is placed outdoors and decomposed naturally, its life span is only 90 days. If placed indoors, it takes up to 8 years to decompose. The product is made of FDA food - grade raw materials and does not contain other chemical ingredients. Its performance is stable, non - toxic and odorless, so when the nonwoven fabric is burned, it will not produce toxic gas and is harmless to the human body. Thereby it will not pollute the environment, so its environmental protection comes from this. Its molecular chain can be easily broken, so that it can be effectively degraded, and enter the next environmental cycle in a non - toxic form. A nonwoven shopping bag can be decomposed within 90 days. Moreover, it mainly uses polypropylene resin as the main raw material for production, and has a light texture. Non Woven Fabric Washable shopping bags can be reused more than 10 times, and the environmental pollution after disposal is only 10 % of that of ordinary plastic bags.
The superiority of Non Woven Fabric itself can replace the use of ordinary plastic bags, which has brought significant effects to the improvement of the environment.