Using cassava starch as a substitute for fabric dye blockers and natural powder colors, this idea from Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon aims to enhance the value of local plants and be environmentally friendly.
“The textile and dyeing industries have a significant environmental impact, especially in releasing wastewater containing dye remnants and chemical substances, polluting water sources. This issue is prevalent in the production of batik fabrics by various community enterprises in Thailand, where the use of wax resists, commonly known as ‘mudmee,’ contributes to clogged drainage pipes due […]