Is the fiber made from recycled drinking water bottles clean?
Yes. The fiber begins as bottles are shredded into flakes, thoroughly washed and rinsed, and then exposed to temperatures of more than 500 degrees to convert the bottle flakes into a textile fiber. This also serves to completely eliminate any contaminents whatsoever. Once in fiber form, the recycled polyester is as safe as the recycled plastic bottle from which it was made.
