What material is good for pillow core

In fact, the time spent sleeping every day seems not that much, only a few hours, but it occupies one-third of people's lives, so getting a good night's sleep is very important. The first thing is to choose a pillow core with better material. There are many Chinese medicine pillow cores with different effects, so what material is better for the pillow core?

1. Loess Loess balls are made of natural loess with high germanium content, which is formed through a special process of balling and high-temperature calcination. The particles are smooth, uniform in size, bright in color, strong in wear resistance, and have the characteristics of far infrared and no radiation. Loess contains more than 30 trace elements that are beneficial to the body, such as selenium, manganese, zinc, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, strontium, and ytterbium. It can stimulate enzyme activity and enhance the catalytic effect of enzymes, thereby improving metabolic function, promoting digestion and absorption of nutrients, enhancing disease resistance, promoting growth and development, and has high therapeutic effects.

Effects of loess:

1. Radiation of negative ions: Negative ions have the functions of purifying the air, preventing corrosion and improving sleep. They can improve air quality and remove dirt from clothes, etc.

2. Far infrared radiation: It can radiate far infrared radiation that is beneficial to the human body and has health care and therapeutic effects when used in places such as greenhouses, decorative health products, etc.

3. Shielding electromagnetic radiation: Paving the walls and floors with loess balls can reduce the electromagnetic radiation of the environment to the human body;

4. Nutritional and health care function: After the utensils made of loess balls are soaked in tap water, the trace elements produced are close to or exceed those of natural mineral water; when placed in a bathtub for human massage, it can promote blood circulation and provide human immunity;

5. Antibacterial and antiseptic function: prevent the habitat of mold and various fungi harmful to the human body, and reduce the harm to the human body;

6. Adsorption: can quickly absorb food odor, smoke and other harmful odors;

7. Adjust humidity: can maintain the relative humidity of the use environment;

8. Save energy: After absorbing heat, it can emit far infrared rays and shorten the heating time.

2. Buckwheat husk with moderate hardness and softness: This is the most common pillow filling. It has moderate hardness and softness, good shaping and water absorption properties, and is relatively light. The disadvantage is that the elasticity is poor, and the pillow makes noise when the head and neck move, which may affect the sleep of people who are prone to insomnia. 3. Rice husks with good water absorption: They have better shaping and water absorption properties than buckwheat husks, but they are slightly heavier and make noises when people move around. 4. Rice bran with good shaping properties: It has certain shaping properties, but its sharp edges can easily pierce the fabric and irritate the skin, and it also has the disadvantage of easily making noises. 5. PP cotton: This kind of filler is the most common one on the market. It has an amorphous shape. Some feel smoother, while others feel astringent. This is due to the different amounts of silicone oil added. When choosing, you need to look at the whiteness of the cotton, as white is relatively better, while grey materials are generally recycled and re-recycled. In addition, those that are not easy to form a cake are better. You can try tearing it with your hands. Those that are easy to tear are better (that is, they are fluffier). When you make your own pillow core, tear the cotton into pieces before filling it. Don't use ones with strange smells or any other powdery substances falling off. However, this kind of cotton is not easy to fluff up and tends to clump after being used for a long time. 6. Pearl cotton: This is also a filler that can be seen on the market. It is in the form of pearl particles. Because it is composed of separate small particles, it is not easy to clump. It has better elasticity. The quality can be confirmed by its color and fluffiness. Like the above identification method, the particles should be as uniform as possible. This kind of cotton has a higher cost performance ratio. It can be used longer than PP cotton. When it is flat, it will become plump after patting.

This article will introduce to you in detail what materials are best for pillow cores. In our daily lives, the most common material is buckwheat husk, because this kind of pillow core is neither too soft nor too hard, just the right amount, and it is also relatively light, which is better for people with poor cervical vertebrae.