Textured Layer Goes On Top
Smooth Layer Goes On The Bottom
May Use Up To 3-4 Days If Remains Unsoiled And Dry
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Hygienic Benefits
- Prevents bio-organisms from penetrating into the pillow or mattress.
- Protects pillow and mattress from being contaminated with bodily fluid secretions such as saliva, pus, blood, etc.
- Prevents cross-contamination of dust mites and germs between different users of the same mattress and/or pillows.
- Ensures new and clean surface for every user.
Favorway Disposable
Bed Sheets & Pillowcases
- Clean/Immediately replaceable
- Does not stain mattress and pillows
- Packed and ready-to-use
- Zero laundry cost
- Occupies small space
- Needs little manpower
- Zero water and electricity costs
Why Favorway?
Made from soft, non-woven materials, Favorway protects your skin from rashes, pimples, and discomfort caused by unclean sheets. Whether you’re in a hotel, Airbnb, or guest room, Favorway helps shield you from dust mites, bacteria, and allergens.
Designed for use up to 4–5 nights (as long as they remain unsoiled), these lightweight, easy-to-pack sheets fit right into your travel routine. Just use during your stay and dispose of them when done—no need for laundry or second guesses about cleanliness.
Versatile Use Cases:
Hospital Stays
Favorway creates a hygienic barrier in medical settings, reducing the risk of hospital-acquired infections (HAIs). The two-layer system absorbs spills on top and prevents leaks beneath.
Emergency Preparedness
Keep Favorway in your emergency kit to ensure safe, clean bedding for unexpected hospital visits or caregiving needs at home.
Travel
From hotel rooms to rentals, Favorway protects your skin from unseen contaminants in shared bedding, helping you rest easy.
Why Favorway?
Favorway’s Unique 2 Layer System
Top layer absorbs the fluids to prevent spills
Bottom layer is impermeable to prevent fluid leakage to the mattress or pillow
Prevention is betterthan Cure
Enjoy a worry-free stay at any hotel or hospital. Bring your Favorway Travel Care Packs with you!
Hotels can be a place to unwind and relax. However, we can never be sure whether the mattress, bed sheets and pillowcases are free from bacteria, molds or other microorganisms that can lead to infection for you and your companions.
In the same manner, hospital mattresses, bed sheets and pillowcases can also be a source of cross contamination which can lead to infection and other complications. Make sure that your hospital stay will lead all the way to recovery and not further your stay due to complications brought about by hospital acquired infection (HAI).
Every household must have Favorway Travel Care Packs at home in case of emergencies. If someone suddenly needs to be confined at the hospital, you can throw in a Favorway Travel Care Pack and be assured that they will not be infected from bacteria in hospital linens.
High Risk Level
Studies show that various diseases can be contracted during one’s stay in hospital and hotels. This is due to the fact that bacteria and other microorganisms are hard to kill despite washing and disinfection.
| DESCRIBED LAUNDERING CONDITIONS | ADDED DISINFECTION AGENT OR BLEACH |
SURVIVING MICRO-ORGANISM |
REFERENCE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 mins @ 60°C | No | Enterococcus Faecium | Wilcox & Jones, 1995 [10] |
| 10mins @ 60°C or 3 min at 71°C | No | Certain strains of Enterococcus Faecalis and Enterococcus Faecium |
Orr et al. 2002 [11] |
| Less than 10mins @ 60°C | 3 Ml Peroxyacetic Acid / kg textiles |
Enterococcus faecium, Staphylococcus aureus |
Fijan et al. 2007 [12] |
| Less than 10mins @ 60°C | 3 ml Peroxyacetic acid / kg textiles |
Enterococcus faecium, Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Enterobacter aerogenes |
Fijan et al. 2007 [12] |
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