The Better Space Co., Ltd., a manufacturer of functional coatings, has launched ‘Kid-Health Dooly Paint’ through a collaboration with Dooly Nara, holder of the ‘Baby Dinosaur Dooly’ license.
This collaboration led to the development of ‘Kid-Health Dooly Paint’ using the image of ‘Baby Dinosaur Dooly,’ known for its friendly and lively character, in order to connect with consumers in a more approachable way. The new product, ‘Kid-Health Dooly Paint,’ was developed as a natural pearl-oyster-based coating that offers antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral properties as well as the prevention of sick house syndrome, and it contains no chemical additives whatsoever.
In addition, ‘Kid-Health Dooly Paint’ was developed by combining natural biotechnology with nano-silver technology, and it has been verified by the Korea Medical Science Research Institute to eliminate 99.999% of viruses within two hours.
Beyond its antibacterial effect, ‘Kid-Health Dooly Paint’ also delivers excellent deodorizing, moisture-absorbing/releasing and far-infrared emission performance, making it applicable to a wide range of spaces including not only homes but also hospitals, nursing homes, schools, basements, galleries and cafés. In particular, when applied to children’s spaces such as daycare centers and children’s rooms, it can provide benefits such as emotional stability, enhanced concentration and reduced tension. The new ‘Kid-Health Dooly Paint’ has been launched in product lines for construction, woodworking and DIY use.
An official from The Better Space stated, “We see that products which can be developed using natural pearl oyster as a raw material are diverse—including natural deodorizers, calcium cleaners, functional paper wallpaper and functional cosmetics—and we plan to pursue the development of related technologies and the acquisition of patents by 2024.”
Meanwhile, under the philosophy of ‘Let’s heal our polluted living spaces,’ The Better Space Co., Ltd. is releasing products with a focus on developing eco-friendly, health-friendly natural materials, aiming to protect the health of future children from environments where their well-being is threatened by various chemical substances and polluted air. 1688-5575