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Evaluating the Anti Odor Property of Herbal Oils
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Evaluating the Anti Odor Property of Herbal Oils

Written by: R. Geethadevi and V. Maheshwari

EVALUATINGTHE ANTI ODOR PROPERTY OF HERBAL OILS BY FINISHED ON SELECTED REGENERATEDCELLULOSIC FABRICS


ABSTRACT:


Inthis current study three herbal oils of Cypress oil, Orange oil, Juniperberry oilwhich were screened for their anti odor efficiency by finishing on threefabrics Bamboo 100%, Tencel 100% and Bamboo/Tencel 50/50. The fabrics finishedwith these oils are assessed for anti odor property by organoleptic test. Theresult showed that the Cypress oil has a high interpreted value for all thethree fabrics. Among this Bamboo/ Tencel 50/50 fabric has an excellent antiodor property compared with other two fabrics. Due to the application of herbaloil it is very eco friendly.


INTRODUCTION


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Aboutthe Authors:


R.Geethadevi is a PhD research scholar at the PSG College of arts and science,Coimbatore, India.


V. Maheshwari is an Assistantprofessor at the PSG College of arts and science, Coimbatore, India.

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