Where does the hotel dry-clean bath towels and sheets?

How to wash the massage oil off the sheets? oily

Traditional washing methods, such as hydrogen peroxide and washing powder, have no obvious effect. Massage oil is oily and should be shea butter, wild rose oil or natural plant essential oil. Please help me with my ideas or tell me where I can sell my products to solve the problem.

Hotels that use oxygen:

1, corner with strong decontamination, including but not limited to tasteless cleaning and efficient sterilization of tiles such as floors and toilets.

2. Guests have requirements for paying for disinfection and sterilization.

3, a lot of bath towels and sheets, especially here, such as how to wash the massage oil on the sheets? Traditional washing methods, such as hydrogen peroxide and washing powder, have no obvious effect. Massage oil is oily and should be shea butter, wild rose oil or natural plant essential oil. Steam alone is not enough. Just disperse the oil into the fiber, and don't rule it out. Hydrogen peroxide can't be used alone, it can only be oxidized to remove stains, and alkaline water must be used to remove oil stains! After the oxygen particles in the washing bath towel are dissolved in water, weakly alkaline water is generated, which saponifies with the grease, decomposes the grease and makes it peel off. Therefore, washing bath towel with oxygen net can not only disinfect, sterilize and bleach, but also remove grease. This is a special place where the hotel needs oxygen purification.

The main component of oxygen net is sodium percarbonate, which releases a large number of active oxygen atoms after dissolving in water. Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are very active, penetrating into tiny gaps and hard surfaces inside fabric fibers, and reacting with stubborn stains, causing them to decompose, peel off and fall off.

Reactive oxygen species (ROS) can penetrate the cell wall of bacteria, infiltrate into cells to oxidize protein and RNA of bacteria and viruses, and interfere with their metabolism, thus killing various common bacteria and viruses. At the same time, it decomposes bacterial excreta and food residue, cuts off the nutrient source of bacterial growth and removes various odors.

Reactive oxygen species (ROS) actively attack all kinds of weak bonds in organic pesticide molecules, and decompose them into water-soluble and nontoxic small molecules, thus degrading residual pesticides. Nitrite can combine with secondary amine to form carcinogenic amine nitrite, while reactive oxygen species can oxidize and degrade nitrite.

According to the OECD screening data set of sodium percarbonate published by the United Nations Environment Programme in 2006 and the risk assessment of sodium percarbonate on human beings and the environment, sodium percarbonate is dissolved in water and dissociated into hydrogen peroxide, carbonate ions and sodium ions, which are natural substances in human bodies and the environment. No teratogenicity, no carcinogenicity, no irritation to skin when used at a specified concentration, and safe to human body. Carbonate will also absorb carbon dioxide in the environment and convert it into bicarbonate; It will also release oxygen and improve indoor air, which is harmless to the environment.

Oxygen cleaning can be used in all aspects of household cleaning, with deep decontamination, safe sterilization and thorough cleaning, and has been widely used in families in developed countries such as Europe, America, Japan and South Korea.

How to use the oxygen net: First, soak it in warm water of about 30 degrees and oxygen net with concentration of 0.5 ~ 2% for 25 minutes, and it is advisable to just submerge the object with water (this is called thick bubble); Or wrap the covered object with a rag dipped in oxygen and clear water, keep the concentration high for 25 minutes, and then rinse it with clear water. This not only saves oxygen, but also washes away stains, odors, scales and grease, especially 100% has the best sterilization effect! After oxygen is decomposed, soda water is produced. Reports issued by the United Nations Environment Programme and the European Union show that sodium percarbonate is safe to human body and harmless to the environment.