to get rid of germs
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Organic cotton is grown in fields without any man-made chemicals.
because cotton is natural, synthetic clothes are chemicals .
That's like asking what chemicals are in Oxygen...cotton is it's own material, harvested from plants.
It is cotton nylon fabric treated with chemicals so that it is less likely to burn.
Synthetic fabric are containing good chemicals and enzymes due to which it is easy to remove stain and cotton does not contain any good chemicals.
cotton is natural and synthetic both . when cotton is combed from its plant it is natural and when the combed cotton is cleaned in factories with help of chemicals it becomes synthetic.
it is cotton cloth, processed foods, and chemicals.
Conventional farming allows the use of harsh pesticides, herbicides, defoliants, and synthetic chemicals. Picture still more chemicals used in the manufacturing and finishing of your cotton garment. It is a wonder there is any cotton left at the time you get it home! These chemicals are not just irritating to your skin, but the process also devastates ground water, natural habitats, soil fertility, and public health. Many of these chemicals are concentrated in the oils of the plants that are then used in Cottonseed Oil, prevalent in hundreds of conventional food products! Organic Foods Production Act regulates what is and is not "Organic." Standards are based upon the use of materials and practices that enhance ecological balance.
If you're sensitive to chemicals, organic cotton is a great choice, plus it's hypoallergenic. Because organic cotton is used in a lot of bedding these days, like sheets, it creates a non-toxic environment for people to sleep on, while also being better for the earth.
Conventional (non-organic) farming allows the use of harsh pesticides, herbicides, defoliants, and synthetic chemicals. Picture still more chemicals used in the manufacturing and finishing of your cotton bag. It is a wonder there is any cotton left at the time you get it home! These chemicals are not just irritating to your skin, but the process also devastates ground water, natural habitats, soil fertility, and public health. Many of these chemicals are concentrated in the oils of the plants that are then used in Cottonseed Oil, prevalent in hundreds of conventional food products! Organic Foods Production Act regulates what is and is not "Organic." Standards are based upon the use of materials and practices that enhance ecological balance.
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