Susan Reishus schreef:
I think of rayon as being made from tree pulp, and though many fibers are
being refined to "micro" fibers, and bamboo is also a tree, fibers of refined
rayon compared to bamboo, are only close cousins in "hand."

there is a BIG difference beteen the old rayone and the newone
you have to see it in an other way
i will compare it whit oldfashinoned icecream
in the days the birds still spoke you had an icecreamventer whom sold vanilla
if you were lucky you had chocolate and coffeee

have a look now at an icecreamventer
it is endless
they put spoilers and colours ontop of the original vanilla or even the just plain milkcream
so they inhance the flavour

now transpond this to rayone
in the old days when rayonne was made
you had just plain rayonne and that was it
nowdays you have an endless veraity of royonne lookalikes because they
putted spoilers on them
they try to change the composition and caracter of these rayones by simply adding stuff
mostly chemicals whom do only 2 differend actions

A the first do an action on the molecular level itself
they realy change the nature of the molecule or the behavior on that molecule ( molecule is not the correct term here it are chains of molecules my english again lacks rafinement) the later kind does a complete differend thingh they do not change the molecules but they change the enviroment in whom they are acting

the difference
the first is eg: less stenght more strenght coping to more heath less heath more or less elastic only by adding chemical addetives before the makeing of the fibres by pressing them like spaghetti pasta
here you have realy visible aspects to what is does or not
it is perfectly measurable what it does

the lastkind is more publicity and of the kind were you have to take a leap of faith..........
like adding to the pulp beauty antiaging chemicals
now we all now that i am the only one stayning 26 and a half but the rest is still aging..... and now ladys do you realy beleef that the celulite will walk away by putting this or that??????????

an other one is like putting 1 promille silver to the pulpmasss before the fibre making
it should scare the horrible small dust and home acaricides
yes in theory silver oxide reacts bad on them but in that small amounts?????
again the only real products in this matter are uesed in the medical industry 3M has a plaster woven out of rayone enhanced whit antibacterial chemicals antiseptic etcetc


for giving you an idea of the possibilitys
and it is done a lot
the thigh is
as a manufacturer yo will not call your beautyenhancing fibre anymore rayone
you will even make the publicity so strong on the fact to avoidd that it is a rayone lookalike whit some aloavera in it....
yop call it then slimmfibre or marvelfibre..............

can you immaine that some people find textile boring??????
they should ozerhgimuHLGFPIgfyfGFN DIRECTLY

kind regards from francis
just about to go do a big beautysleep





A century ago, rayon was poo-pooed also, but has evolved from it's category of
cheap and shrinking, to definitely serving a purpose.  I am sure we will find
more and more naturally occurring substances being processed for various
uses.


At some point the "green" perspective blurs in using so many chemicals to make
something natural into a fiber, then textile.  I love these new fibers, but I
don't think I will will be using them for bobbin or tape laces at this point.
 Not just because of the time lace takes, but not knowing how stable they are,
and for something that hopefully will be passed on and appreciated for many
generations to come.


As far as milk being developed to assist heart function medically, medicine is
so liability conscious, that I doubt the use something that wasn't reliable.
 (One of my sister's is a VP of a major international company specializing in
these things.)  Another, is that many heart treatments are projected to last
10-15 years, and then redone, etc.  So maybe it won't last forever, but it
must be so chemically changed that the body doesn't try to assimilate it, as a
body can even absorb a sliver from a piece of wood, etc. in a fairly short
period of time, if not removed.


All interesting!


FWIWSusan Reishus

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