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Have you ever thought of that milk too can be used for making regenerated fiber?
Vidunenahawula Website (National Institute of Fundamental Studies)
Have you ever thought of that milk too can be used for making regenerated fiber? Milk cotton is a type of fabric that is made with the casein powder found in milk. It is mixed with a number of substances to provide them with a cotton-like texture and tensility. These regenerated protein fibers are recognized as eco-friendly fibers because their protein substance is usually the by-products of other manufacturing processes. Now regenerated fibers are more efficient and durable than any other fiber invented before or existing today.
