An Office Waterproof And Anti Fouling Square Blanket That Is Impervious To Knives And Guns

Square carpets are the most commonly used carpet category in offices. However, the shared environment in the office also poses challenges for square carpets. Office staff often accidentally pour liquids such as coffee, tea, and cola onto carpets, and it is impossible for the cleaning lady to arrive at the scene to handle them in a timely manner. Over time, the carpet will appear black and gray, which is very unsightly. Every cleaning is also expensive. How to solve this problem?

After multiple comparative tests and research and development, Unijoy carpets have found a physical solution to prevent liquid penetration, thus completely solving this problem. The following experimental video is a live shot. The R&D team used five liquids, including water, tea, cola, milk, soy sauce, etc., to conduct comparative tests between ordinary square blankets and waterproof and anti fouling square blankets. The experimental results show that five types of liquids quickly penetrate into ordinary square blankets. However, on waterproof and anti fouling square blankets, the liquids gather like water droplets on lotus leaves and do not penetrate at all. After wiping, there are no traces left!

The Unity square carpet adopts innovative technology, which involves physical transformation during the weaving stage of the yarn, resulting in a "lotus leaf effect" on the surface of the yarn. In the weaving stage of the carpet, the polymer is tightly arranged again to achieve the best lotus leaf effect. Colored liquids such as coffee, cola, tea, beverages, milk, soy sauce, etc. are poured onto the surface of carpets. Due to the instability caused by the lotus leaf effect, liquid molecules cannot stand firm, let alone penetrate into the interior of the fuzz, thus achieving magical waterproof and anti fouling effects.

To put it bluntly, pouring a cup of coffee onto the surface of the Unijoy square blanket allows you to travel with peace of mind. Three days later, when I returned to the office, the coffee droplets still stood on the surface of the carpet.