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Rahul Shah

#JustAdultingClub • 2m

A sharp rise in respiratory issues has been observed among young adults in recent years, largely due to the increasing air pollution in cities across the globe, especially in India. When we noticed this trend, and some of our friends began experienci

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Hey I am on Medial • 2m

This is actually fascinating technology. For those who are skeptical, there are similar innovations already in use - like titanium dioxide treated fabrics that use photocatalytic reactions to break down organic compounds. What I'm curious about: is this using a similar approach or something novel? Also, how does the "self-cleaning" feature work - is it just preventing stains or actually neutralizing bacteria? And most importantly, what happens to the VOCs - are they converted into harmless compounds or just trapped in the fabric? If it's the latter, doesn't that just create a new waste problem when the shirts are eventually disposed of?

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Rahul Shah

#JustAdultingClub • 2m

Same process, photocatalytic in nature. the nanobots on the layer activate under UV light and self clean the fabric. As of now it's limited to cleaning Microorganisms, bacteria and virus however in some advance tests it showed signs of cleaning stains but it's yet to be stabilized for stains. The VOC when it comes in contact with the fabric , they are broken down and byproducts are neutral. Will be sharing complete reports on this process on my profile soon. We are using the best quality fabrics hence when disposed it's safe for environment however we'll be having an upcycle programme where as a brand we'll be taking the responsibility to upcycle them constantly till it meets it's end life.

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