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COLOURizd collaboration, Upcoming Events and This Month’s Polygiene Pick

Welcome to the September edition of the Polygiene blog. This month, we got together with COLOURizd CEO and co-founder Jennifer Thompson for a deeper dive into Polygiene’s collaboration with the dyeing specialists. We also feature a review of the Montane Dart T-shirt, after it was put through its paces on a three-week cycling trip. Finally, we preview the upcoming FFF and Performance Days shows, and get a Polygiene Pick from Polygiene Head of Marketing, Rebecka Harvyl.

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Colour Fresh – Talking to Jennifer Thompson about the COLOURizd x Polygiene Collaboration

Recently, we brought you news of an exciting collaboration with COLOURizd, the folks behind QuantumCOLOUR™ – a mechanical fabric coloration system that does away with water baths, wastewater discharge, and reactive chemistry. We wanted to see whether Polygiene additives could be integrated into COLOURizd’s QuantumCOLOUR™ system, enabling mills to apply pigments, binders, and Polygiene protection at the same time, in a single, streamlined process.

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14 Ways to Remove and Prevent Pet Odors in Your Home

Removing and preventing pet odors in the home involves using odor-control technologies to tackle the root causes, such as odor-causing bacteria and smelly molecules, encouraging good pet behaviours, and implementing a regular cleaning routine.

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Polyester vs Cotton – What’s the Best Option?

Whether polyester or cotton is the best option depends entirely on the context in which the material will be used. Both have their strengths and weaknesses, and you need to match the material to the intended application.

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