Flushable

A suspension made of viscose short fibers and wood pulp fibers is mixed together, and a large amount of dehydrated fibers are formed during the web forming process to form wet paper. The paper is reinforced by a water jet machine, and finally dehydrated and dried to form a non woven fabric that can be dispersed. Both viscose and wood pulp are cellulose fibers that are biodegradable and environmentally friendly. The dispersibility performance reduces the generation of solid waste, making it more convenient to use. At present, flushable nonwoven fabrics have been used in sanitary products such as wet toilet paper, baby wipes, disinfectant wipes, and makeup removal wipes.