Why is the surface of the diaper more skin-friendly when the pH value is less than 7?

The pH value is one of the important safety indicators of diapers. Healthy skin should be weakly acidic, such as: the skin of babies aged 2-6 months, the pH value is about 6.5; the skin of babies aged 6-18 months, the pH value is about 6; the skin of babies over 18 months, the pH value is about 5.5.

The thickness of baby skin is only 1/3 of that of adults. If it is often exposed to alkaline substances, such as baby's urine, feces, and sweat, it will cause discomfort to the baby's skin.

Therefore, diapers with a pH value less than 7 are like an invisible barrier, forming an "invisible" weakly acidic protective film on the baby's buttocks, and can effectively neutralize the alkaline stimulation of urine and feces, keeping the baby away from the stimulation and harm caused by urine.

Is the embossing on the surface of the diaper just for beauty? What practical effect does it have?

The embossing on the surface of the diaper is not just for beauty, it also has the practical effect of reducing the burden on the baby's skin and guiding the flow of liquid.

Take Muse Baby's hot air pearl convex dots as an example. It can make the surface of the diaper elastic, reduce the contact area between the baby's buttocks and the diaper, allow air to circulate naturally, and the buttocks can breathe freely, giving the baby a light, naked, breathable and comfortable experience.

In addition, the grooves between the embossing patterns play a certain role in diversion, which can guide the flow of urine and make it seep quickly, locking the absorbed liquid in the polymer layer of the diaper in the shortest time, keeping the buttocks dry at all times, without fear of red buttocks.

How many kinds of surface materials are there for diapers? Which one is the most pampering for the baby's buttocks?

The surface layer is in direct contact with the baby, and its comfort is one of the key points that mothers must consider! The surface material is generally non-woven fabric, the most common ones are: hot air non-woven fabric and spunbond non-woven fabric.

Hot air non-woven fabric: After the short fibers are combed, the hot air on the drying equipment is used to penetrate the fiber web, so that it is heated and bonded. It has the characteristics of high fluffiness, good elasticity, soft touch, strong warmth retention, good breathability and water absorption.

Spunbond non-woven fabric: Its raw material is plastic slices (that is, the polymer is extruded and stretched to form continuous filaments, the filaments are laid into a net, and the fiber web is then self-bonded, thermally bonded, chemically bonded or mechanically reinforced. The fiber web becomes a spunbond non-woven fabric). Its mechanical properties are excellent, but its softness and breathability are not as good as hot air non-woven fabrics.

The baby's buttocks are extremely delicate, and Dongli diapers are all made of hot air non-woven fabrics, which can provide more comfortable protection.