At present, Sleep laboratory has made major breakthroughs in the dimensions of "light, sound, air, and temperature". The test results show that it can improve the environmental load to varying degrees and effectively improve sleep quality.
1. Sleep light health
Melatonin can inhibit the excitability of the human sympathetic nerve, lower the blood pressure and slow down the heartbeat, so that the body after a tiring day can rest, buffer and recover. However, as long as the human eye sees the light source, melatonin will be suppressed and an order will be issued to stop the secretion, which will cause sleep and body rhythm disturbance.
Efficient shading can go a long way toward improving sleep health. Kimberly-Clark Sleep Laboratory, self-developed environmentally friendly shading composite material curtain products, which can block 100% of natural light. The application of TPU material can make curtain products have 100% shading, better weather resistance, and environmental protection sterilization, etc. Advantage.
In addition, Kimberly-Clark attaches great importance to the health problems of blackout curtains, and sets "environmental protection" as a first-level research and development topic in the function research and development. Finally, the TPU environmental protection sterilization material was determined, which is non-toxic and harmless, and is not afraid of strong light, and its service life is greatly improved. There is no hidden danger such as skin peeling, and it can also block 100% of natural light.
2. Sleeping Air Health
A lot of oxygen is needed during sleep, and sleeping with the window open can provide sufficient oxygen. Fresh air is a natural tonic that boosts the body's metabolism. In the face of urban pollution, how to give sleepers fresh air overnight?
Kimberly-Clark Sleep Laboratory has solved this problem from "one big and one small", "one outside and one inside".
"One Big & One Outside" refers to outdoor large particle pollutants, including mites, dust, pollen, etc. Kimberly-Clark sleep curtains use special antibacterial and antiviral technology, which can effectively resist viruses, bacteria and bacteria, especially 7 kinds of common bacteria, and the effect is still significant after washing many times.
"One small & one inside" refers to indoor small particle pollutants, including formaldehyde, odor, etc. In order to deal with these hazards that can be inhaled into the body, Kimberly-Clark has applied photocatalysts in the window screens, which can effectively degrade harmful substances such as bacterial formaldehyde and odors in the air under sunlight/light irradiation, and purify the air efficiently.
Sleep sound + temperature health
We all know that noise can keep you from sleeping, but there are more serious hazards that you can’t see. Noise in the environment is a predisposing factor for parasomnias. Adolescents and children often show sleep terrors, adults mostly show nightmares, and the elderly are prone to Parkinson's and other diseases.
If you wake up frequently, it may be related to the ambient temperature. The ambient temperature includes indoor temperature, bedding temperature, and the like. Literature research shows that 26°C is the best sleep temperature, followed by 23°C. People are most likely to fall asleep when the temperature of the bedding is between 32 and 34°C.
In order to improve the heat insulation and sound insulation function of curtains, Kimberly-Clark Sleep Lab has tested hundreds of fabrics. Finally, it is determined to improve with microfiber fabrics. Microfiber (composed of 288 single fibers per yarn) + TPU environmental protection film can better lock the indoor temperature, protect against sun and wind, and effectively block the invasion of outdoor coldness. .
The domestic sleep market is still a "blue ocean". At a time when more and more people are willing to pay for "sleep well", Kimberly-Clark dares to be a pioneer in the industry. The establishment of the Kimberly-Clark Sleep Laboratory is a pioneering move leading the industry from manufacturing to intelligent manufacturing. In the future, Kimberly-Clark will conduct in-depth research on sleep environment issues based on science to help consumers have healthy sleep.