Which is better, Xinjiang long-staple cotton or soybean?

The warmth retention of cotton quilt and soybean quilt is very good, but cotton begins to absorb moisture after a period of time, so it will agglomerate after a period of time, the quilt will be stiff, the warmth retention will be reduced, and bacteria will easily be produced.

Soybean fiber blended cotton has good moisture conductivity, which is completely superior to quilt. The air permeability of the quilt is not as good as that of the soybean fiber quilt. The quilt is hot and dry, and the soybean fiber quilt is warm, but it doesn't feel stuffy.

Among all quilts, fiber should be considered as the most moderate price, and the price is generally around 100~200 yuan. Fibers are divided into four holes, seven holes and nine holes. Theoretically, the more holes in the fiber, the better its warmth retention, elasticity and air permeability. But you don't have to choose a fiber quilt with many holes. If the indoor temperature is high in winter, you can choose four-hole quilts, because in fact, the warmth retention of these quilts is not much different.

Advantages: low price, good warmth retention and air permeability, and light weight.

Disadvantages: chemical fiber friction is easy to generate static electricity, so a lot of dust and dander will be adsorbed inside the quilt core for a long time. Also, the more holes there are, the rougher the fiber is and the worse the fit is.

Furthermore, it is necessary to talk about the thickness of the quilt. A quilt weighs more than ten kilograms (when I was a child, it was really like the Monkey King living under Wuzhishan, unable to move). Soybean fiber is stored in heat to keep warm and is much lighter to use. Although not as good as silk quilt and duvet, it is a better quilt in the quilt core.

Of course, soybean fiber quilts are two or three times more expensive than quilts, depending on whether you plan to use them temporarily or for a long time.

Summary: Soybean fiber quilt (genuine) is better than quilt!