Vamos combater o COVID-19 a partir de casa!
No seguimento das diretrizes anunciadas pela Direção Geral de Saúde, nunca é demais reforçar a importância extrema da lavagem das mãos. A par disso: lençóis, almofadas, mantas, edredões e forras de colchões, devem também ser criteriosamente lavados à máxima temperatura que o artigo em causa suportar!
Sabia que a grande maioria dos colchões da FALLASLEEP têm as suas forras amovíveis? Pois é!
Agora mais do que nunca, esse será um cuidado que poderá, e deverá, ter com o seu colchão. Remova a forra pelo fecho e lave-a na máquina de lavar roupa a 40ºC.
Proteja-se a si e aos outros!
Até breve! Não percam a próxima edição com mais dicas e notícias relevantes
Next exhibitions:
Exhibition of Mars at Aveiro – from 25th mars until 26th april
Exhibition of S. Pedro at Torres Vedras – from 25th june until 5th july
Expofacic at Cantanhede – from 30th july until 9th august
Agrival at Penafiel - a definir
Decorhotel at Oporto (Exponor) - from 25th until 27th october 2020
Once again, and alongside what has been our prerogative, we came to you ...
From the 7th to the 16th of February 2020, we once again had the possibility to be with our customers, at the Auchan Galleries in Vila Nova de Famalicão, to present our products and our philosophy as a responsible mattress manufacturers - an health product!
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visit us at our store at Rua D. Pedro V, 505 in Trofa or on facebook
Tetra Pak has joined the European Commission's Graphene Flagship project as the exclusive representative of the packaging industry. The ingress allows the company to explore possible applications of graphene in food and beverage production.
Carbon-based, graphene is one of the finest materials known to mankind, only one atom thick but also incredibly durable: about 200 times stronger than steel. It is an excellent conductor of heat, electricity and has a great light absorbing capacity. The material open doors for breakthrough innovations with potential for applications in almost any industry.
Professor, physicist and Nobel Prize winner Konstantin Novoselov says graphene has the potential to revolutionize a variety of processes and industries. “Since the first insulation of graphene in 2004, we have seen tremendous success in applying the material to the electronics and automotive industries. I am confident with the next phase of Graphene Flagship and the possibility of exploring innovations in the packaging industry, ”he explains.
“Tetra Pak's involvement with Graphene Flagship is an example of our ambition to take innovation to the next level. It is a privilege to be the sole representative of our industry in this initiative, which puts us at the forefront in addressing challenges through multidisciplinary research and development, along with our industry partners, ”adds Sara De Simoni, vice president of equipment engineering. from Tetra Pak.
Tetra Pak is a leader in R&D in the packaging industry, exploring the potential of graphene for a number of innovations that could revolutionize the food and beverage industry, including:
Packaging material innovation: It is being examined to see how graphene can contribute to reducing the carbon footprint in the packaging distribution chain. Graphene can also improve the performance of current packaging materials, enable new functionality and increase recycling.
Connected Packaging: With the development of connected packaging, ultrafine flexible graphene sensors can be integrated into packaging, serving as data drivers for producers, retailers and consumers. Graphene sensors can also be smaller, lighter and cheaper than traditional sensors.
Next generation equipment: The study of how graphene can be used to develop lighter, more energy efficient equipment has the potential to reduce cost and energy expenditure in the industry. Minor modifications to the installed equipment saves time and money.
A team of Stanford University physicists has observed a form of magnetism - predicted but never seen - that is generated when two networks of graphite honeycomb are stacked and carefully rotated at a special angle.
The authors of the scientific paper, published July 25 in the journal Science, suggest that magnetism, called orbital ferromagnetism, may be useful for certain applications, particularly in quantum computing.
“We were not focusing our attention on magnetism. We have discovered what may be the most exciting discovery of my career through partial and completely accidental exploration, ”research leader David Goldhaber-Gordon said in a statement.
"Our discovery shows that the most interesting things often come as a surprise," he added, quoted by EuropaPress.
The researchers made the discovery while trying to reproduce another discovery. In early 2018, MIT's Pablo Jarillo-Herrero group announced that it had obtained a two-sheet stack of subtly misaligned carbon atoms (twisted two-layer graphene) to conduct unresisted electricity, a property known as superconductivity.
At the time, the discovery was a striking confirmation of a nearly decade-long prediction that graphene sheets rotated at a very particular angle should replicate interesting phenomena. And it seems to be true.
When stacked and twisted, graphene forms a superstructure with an interference or moire pattern. "It's like when we play two musical sounds with slightly different frequencies," said Goldhaber-Gordon. “As a result, we will get a beat that is related to the difference between the frequencies of the two sounds. This is similar to what you get by stacking two trusses on top of each other and twisting them so that they are not perfectly aligned, ”he continued.
The superstructure formed when graphene rotated at 1.1 degrees causes the normally varying energy states of electrons in the material to collapse, creating what physicists call the flat band where the speed at which electrons move falls. to almost zero.
After this deceleration, the movements of any electron become highly dependent on the electrons in its vicinity. These interactions are at the center of many exotic quantum states of matter.
Some tips It is always good to know how to clean the mattress we use daily, considering the dirt that accumulates in it, and this is a surface where we spend so much time. It is well known that mites and dead skin cells live in it, but many mattresses also contain blood, sweat, urine and other body fluids, along with mold and mildew growing on all these things. Once you know this, you're probably thinking that with all of this, you'll never be able to sleep better, but you do not have to worry. Just follow the next few tips and you will know how to clean the mattress in your room. Before cleaning the mattress, remove and wash your bedding. Wash and dry your pillow first, then the sheets and finally your quilt or duvet. Use the hottest temperature allowed for both water and drying in the machine if this is the case. The heat will kill the mites.
How to Clean the Mattress:
1. Aspire it
• The upholstery accessory that usually comes with your vacuum cleaner is your primary ally to clean the mattress. Start at the top, scroll down, and then inhale in the same way.
2. Deodorize it
• To clean the mold mattress, sprinkle it thoroughly with baking soda and rub it with a hard bristle brush.
If you want to perfume your mattress, mix with the baking soda a few drops of oil of your favorite aroma. Lavender is reputed to be a good aid to sleep. Let the baking soda settle for 10 minutes.
3. Aspirate It Again
• Then vacuum the mattress again. Vacuuming now will help pull out the moisture and will also ensure that you do not wake up coated with dust residue the next day.
4. Remove stains
• Mattresses usually get three types of blemishes: blood, urine, and what we call "other body fluids." The ideal would be to remove the stains immediately with cold water and a little dishwashing detergent (hot water enhances these types of stains), but sometimes sleep is more important and stains end up staying longer on the mattress than it would be to wait.
The São Pedro Fair is back in the city of Torres Vedras, with this year's edition - which runs from June 27 to July 7 at the Parque Regional de Exposições - to present concerns about the environment. The São Pedro Fair will be an Eco Event, with the event returning to join the Valorsul initiative that challenges event organizers to commit to reducing their environmental impact.
This year you will be able to find Fallasleep for the first time in this event, where Eurofutton has already made its way ...
Expofacic has been held since 1991 in Cantanhede. This year for the first time FALLASLEEP will also take part in this event that combines music, gastronomy, exhibitions and business.
There are 8 stages that are distributed throughout the venue, and whose poster is already closed with animation guaranteed every day !!!
Come & visit us near the entrance Door B - booth 149/150
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