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We are excited to introduce Suyana Technologies, a customer of ours that has really stepped up during the COVID-19 crisis. They are an inspiring group of people who strive to make positive change for a better, safer, and more inclusive future. See their story under the name "Valeria Fuentes" in the Wall of Heroes. Also, enjoy this Guest Post written by Isabelle Malouf, one of the Co-Founders.

ProCool Dri-Qwick has been a savior and a super-performer in the PPE crisis in many ways. It is the perfect fabric for not only sportswear, but for daily-wear garments such as scrubs, institutional uniforms, and masks! And to think, it almost never came to the market!

Recently disposable gloves were sold out in many stores due to the high demand. Looking for alternatives, several are turning to making reusable gloves, which can be made easily, lasts longer and can be reused lots of times.

Disclaimer: The article below is based solely on the opinion and knowledge of the author. None of the statements below are based on any experience or expertise in making gloves. The objective of this article to provide some information on gloves and fabric suggestions to the best of our knowledge, it is not to be perceived as professional advice.

At one time America was a leader in manufacturing, producing excellent quality goods in many sectors. Innovation and enterprise grew exponentially and the people prospered. Every country in the world yearned to be a supplier to the biggest market in the world - USA.

 In the past few weeks (March/April 2020) several people have inquired about or purchased fabrics to make gowns for use in hospitals and healthcare settings due to the extreme shortage of gowns. 

Bensalem family business Wazoodle Fabrics helps supply health care workers with reusable face masks. 

Since the emergence of the global pandemic Covid-19 coronavirus, we have received many inquiries about face masks (PPE) that can be made using fabrics.  See the article, which contains our recommendations, on the blog here:  3 Fabrics That Can Be Used To Make Reusable Face Masks

 

 

The Covid-19 outbreak is growing rapidly and affecting the entire world. In these unprecedented times we strive to support our community, government and healthcare personnel by doing all we can to prevent the spread as much as we can. The safety and well-being of our staff, community and customers is of prime importance to us.

Eco-friendly textile manufacturer Wazoodle is excited to announce they now have an EU distributor. Cuddle Plush, a fabrics retailer located in Polegate, UK, has been selling textiles online since 2013 and ships to customers throughout the EU and beyond. This family-run business has an enviable reputation for providing friendly, quick and reliable service.

In the past few weeks, several people have inquired about fabrics to make face masks. So we asked our quality team to provide some insight. The most effective face masks seem to be comprised of three layers: Inner Layer, Filtration Layer, and Outer Layer. There are several other key elements that make ideal face masks. 

Silver has a natural ability to kill harmful microorganisms, the ions have a very broad spectrum of activity and are extremely effective at controlling the growth of a wide range of micro-organisms.

 The Food safe version of ProSoft® PUL, now rebranded as ProSoft FoodSAFE® PUL, meets the requirements of 21 CFR 175.300 and “may be safely used as the food-contact surface of articles intended for use in producing, manufacturing, packing, processing, preparing, treating, packaging, transporting, or holding food”.