Mar. 06, 2024 16:29 Hoki ki te rarangi

He aha te rereketanga o te PEVA me te PVC?

TARI! Ehara tenei i te mea me maka e koe nga hua i mahia ki te PVC! Kei roto te Vinyl i te maha o nga hua e mohio ana tatou, e whakamahia ana i enei ra. Koia tetahi o nga kirihou tino whakaputa whanui i te ao! Ahakoa tera ano etahi atu whiringa haumaru ake, he iti noa nga raru mo te hauora mo te vinyl, ka noho noa me te maaramatanga. Na, ki te kore koe e noho ana me te mahi i roto i te ruuma-raina vinyl me nga hua vinyl katoa, he iti te taumata o to whakaaturanga. Ko te tumanako anake ka hoatu e koe etahi atu korero mo nga hua ka hokona e koe me te whakamahi, kaua e awangawanga koe.

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Big words for small items, right? Consumers are becoming more conscientious of the products they purchase and we work with suppliers that offer products made with PEVA. A smart consumer is one who is aware of safer and healthier products that exist on the market. Just because PEVA is chlorine free, it doesn’t make it perfect, but it makes it better. What types of products are being made with PEVA? The most common items are table coverings, car covers, cosmetic bags, baby bibs, lunch coolers, and suit/clothes covers, but as the trend picks up steam, there are sure to be more products made with PEVA.
If you are looking to create a healthier lifestyle for you, your family, or your customers consider asking the question: “Is this product made with PVC or PEVA?” Not only will you be taking a step in ‘healthier’ direction, you’ll sound pretty cool doing it!