Research demonstrates improved absorbency and antibacterial properties in bamboo-based sweat pads, indicating eco-friendly potential.
In this study, a sweat-absorbing underarm pad that is both aesthetically pleasing and eco-friendly is made using natural extracts with antimicrobial properties. Natural herbs like Papaya (Carica papaya) leaves are utilized in this research. The Soxhlet extraction techniques were used to maintain ratio levels and carry out extraction procedures. For this research work, non-woven fabric made entirely of bamboo is utilized. The performance of the 100% bamboo non-woven fabric that has been herbal-coated can be improved by using padding techniques. The herbal-coated 100% bamboo non-woven fabric was then evaluated using the absorbency test, antibacterial activity test, Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), and pH value analysis. According to research results, the herbal-infused underarm pad was found to be pleasant due to its high absorbency, effective antibacterial properties, and optimal pH balance. Consequently, the underarm sweat pads were developed.
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