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Sleep quality is closely related to health, yet the cleanliness of bedding such as sheets and pillowcases is often overlooked. Many people have different opinions on this matter. Some insist on taking a shower before going to bed every day and believe that there is no need to change the sheets frequently. Others claim that there is no need to wash the sheets unless they are dirty. However, not changing bed linens for a long time can lead to a series of health problems.

Medical protective textiles not only play a role in safeguarding health but, driven by advances in material technology, are gradually developing more functionalities to meet the diverse needs of the healthcare industry. With the widespread use of medical textiles in the fight against the pandemic, outsourced laundry services have become a common choice for hospitals. However, recent reports have revealed some worrying issues, sparking widespread social concern.

In recent years, antimicrobial textiles have gained increasing popularity in the market. To regulate the antimicrobial market and ensure consumer health, testing and evaluation standards for antimicrobial performance in textiles have been continuously improved. Starting from the release of the "Antimicrobial Knitted Fabrics" standard (FZ/T 73023-2006) in 2006, China has now established a comprehensive system for evaluating the antimicrobial performance of textiles, which includes qualitative testing methods, quantitative testing methods, and safety assessments.

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly increased the demand for fabrics with antimicrobial and antiviral properties. A wide range of products claiming to protect against microbial invasion is flooding the market. However, the mechanisms behind these functional fabrics vary, and their effectiveness differs depending on the technology used. This article will introduce the current mainstream technologies, helping consumers make more informed choices