Many friends don’t know much about how to tie gauze restraints and restraint ropes. Today, the editor will share it with you. I hope it can help everyone. Let’s take a look. !
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1. Restraint How to tie the rope
If it is an underwear-style restraint belt, then just put it on like pants; if it is a button-down belt, you must first put it on Place the strap in the appropriate position and then fasten it. If you buy a button-down type, remember to choose the size that suits you according to your weight. If it is tied with white gauze, you need to lie on the bed and ask someone to help tie it. Remember the first few laps. Tie it tightly and more, and then slowly move it up.
2. There are several types of medical gauze
1. Pure cotton Gauze (also called cotton gauze) is mainly used for the lining of cotton quilts and silk quilts, and for wrapping cotton batting. It can also be used for medical purposes after degreasing and for industrial use after sizing.
2. Cotton bleached gauze (also known as whitening gauze or whitened gauze), as people\’s living conditions have improved and they advocate health. Pure cotton bleached gauze has been bleached and softened. It is natural, pure white, comfortable and environmentally friendly. It is the first choice lining for cotton quilts and silk quilts, and can also be used for masks.
3. Skim gauze, mainly used for medical bandages, medicated cloths, adhesive plasters, etc.
Mask gauze, used for masks, is available in rolls (large rolls) or pieces, adapting to the needs of different cutting methods of manufacturers.
6. Bamboo curtain mat gauze. This gauze is pure fiber gauze, which is strong and used as the base fabric of bamboo curtain mat.
7. Sizing gauze, used for making dish towels, buckskin towels, carpets, artificial leather, etc.
8. Bean bag gauze, made of pure cotton 21-count or 32-count yarn, is used to make tofu bags.
9. Double-layer gauze, made of pure cottonYarn weaving is used to make baby diapers, face towels, napkins, postpartum restraints, abdominal gauze for obesity, etc.
10. Ghost Festival gauze, thin gauze of various colors, used for hanging on windows during the Ghost Festival or made into various irregular costumes to scare people. ghost.
11. Root wrapping gauze for transplanting seedlings and flowers. It is used to wrap soil around the roots of seedlings and flowers when transplanting seedlings and flowers.
12. Sparse mesh gauze. The sparse mesh is about the same size as a fishing net. It is rolled and used for quilt covers, decorative materials, wall decoration or industrial use.
13. Book binding gauze, 100% cotton bleached and sizing, used for book binding.
14. Cotton wrapping cloth (also called cotton wrapping cloth or cotton packing cloth). Weaved with 10-count yarn, divided into cotton foreskin and polyester-cotton foreskin.
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