Hand towels can be categorized by their raw materials, each with
distinct traits to fit different needs:
1.Original Wood Pulp Hand Towels: Crafted mainly from wet-strength wood pulp, they boast strong
water absorption and a soft feel. Meeting food-grade safety
standards, they’re free of fluorescent agents and fragrances—ideal
for direct skin contact, offering top-tier hygiene and safety.
2.Bamboo Fiber Hand Towels: Made from bamboo pulp, they naturally contain bamboo kun (a
component that fights bacteria and mildew). Eco-friendly and
biodegradable, they have a natural off-white hue. That said, their
water absorption is a bit lower than wood pulp towels, and they
come with a higher cost.
3.Mixed Pulp Hand Towels: Blend wood pulp with straw pulp or waste paper pulp. They’re
budget-friendly but have a rough texture, so they’re mostly used in
low-end public spaces. A key note: some may have residual chemical
additives, so compliance with national standards is a must.
