How soft is the biodegradable unbleached bamboo paper napkin? Will the unbleaching affect the touch?

The softness of this biodegradable unbleached bamboo paper napkin mainly depends on the natural characteristics and manufacturing process of bamboo fiber. Its touch will not deteriorate due to unbleaching, but may be more skin-friendly than some bleached paper towels. Since it has not been chemically bleached, the natural structure of bamboo fiber is completely preserved, avoiding fiber damage caused by bleaching agents, making the paper more fluffy and soft. At the same time, the slender and flexible characteristics of bamboo fiber itself make it have good softness, ensuring a comfortable touch during use.

The structure of bamboo fiber is between wood pulp and cotton fiber, with sufficient strength and good flexibility. The unbleaching process avoids the damage of strong alkali or bleaching agents to the fiber, keeping the fiber intact, making the finished paper towel softer and fluffier. In addition, the trace polysaccharides and lipids naturally contained in bamboo are retained during the unbleaching process. These ingredients can further enhance the smooth touch of the paper and make it closer to the texture of natural cotton cloth.

The impact of the unbleached process on the touch is mainly reflected in the reduction of chemical residues and the maintenance of fiber integrity. Traditional bleached paper towels often use bleaching agents such as chlorine or peroxide in the production process. These chemicals will destroy the fiber structure and cause the paper to become hard and brittle. Unbleached bamboo paper completely avoids this step, making the fiber more flexible and gentler to the touch. Although unbleached bamboo paper has a natural light beige color, this does not affect its softness. On the contrary, this natural color just shows that the product has not been over-processed and retains the original characteristics of bamboo fiber.

This product uses a 2-layer high-quality paper design, and the fluffiness of the paper is increased by layered lamination technology, avoiding the roughness that may be caused by a single layer that is too thin. In addition, the bamboo pulp is finely ground during the processing process to make the fiber distribution more even and delicate, thereby further improving the smoothness and softness of the paper surface. These meticulous treatments in the process ensure that the bamboo paper napkins are both soft and durable when used.

In actual use experience, unbleached bamboo paper napkins have obvious advantages over traditional bleached paper towels and ordinary wood pulp paper. Bleached paper towels may lose fiber strength due to chemical treatment, so manufacturers often need to add softeners to compensate for the lack of touch. Unbleached bamboo fiber, on the other hand, provides a comfortable touch without relying on chemical additives due to its natural flexibility. Compared with ordinary wood pulp paper, the hollow structure of bamboo fiber makes it more absorbent and less likely to break or produce paper scraps when wiping, providing a more superior user experience.