The cotton pillowcase is infused with silver ions, which basically S&D (seek and destroy, for those of you not in the military-lingo know) bacteria before they have a chance to multiply and render your pillowcase a three-ring circus of vileness.
Habitat destruction is the process in which natural habitat is rendered functionally unable to support the species present. In this process, the organisms that previously used the site are displaced or destroyed, reducing biodiversity.
What is a habitat? The word habitat is Latin for it inhabits. A habitat is a place where a species lives. It is the natural place or environment in which plants, animals and organisms live. Basically, their physical surroundings that influence and is used by any species. Habitats are specific to a population. Each population has its own habitat. If the habitat changes and it no longer works for the species, they adapt or move on. Many species can live in the same habitat, such as a pond. Habitats include different biomes, forestations and ecosystems.