According to our research, more than 80% of current quality problems are caused by improper use.

1. Alkaline detergent or 84 disinfectant accelerates fading.

Many detergents with super decontamination effects contain too much alkaline substances; if you choose one with strong decontamination effect, it must not be a neutral detergent. Even if it is advertised as a neutral detergent, I advise you to choose carefully. , otherwise it will fade easily.

Some people with mysophobia like to use 84 to wash bedding. This situation directly leads to large areas of bedding turning yellow or fading. Because 84 disinfectant is a strong alkaline substance and has a certain corrosive effect. While removing dirt or disinfecting, the fabric will also be washed and faded.

When some people wash bedding, they directly drop detergent on the fabric and then wash it with water. This method is seriously wrong; detergent that has not been diluted with water, even neutral detergent, has a certain corrosive effect. When it is dropped on the fabric, by the time the water is sufficiently diluted, a chemical reaction has occurred locally on the fabric, causing it to fade or turn yellow.

2.强洗或长时间洗只会使床品稀边。

I am usually busy with work, and it usually takes about a month to wash the bedding. I am worried that it will not be clean, so I choose to wash it for more than an hour. This method is not advisable!

With the continuous development of new home textile fabrics, such as pure cotton, Tencel, linen, silk, modal, bamboo fiber, polyester-cotton, etc., they have become our common bedding fabrics. Due to their water absorption, strength, cohesion, and originality, There are big differences in fiberization, etc., so the washing times are also different.

For example: Tencel, bamboo fiber, modal and other fabrics are smooth, the fiber cohesion is poor, the degree of fibrillation is high, and the wet strength is low. If the washing time is too long, it will be affected by mechanical force, resulting in thin edges at the seams of the fabric (washing broken), especially when it comes to mats.

Therefore, the best way is to control the washing time to about 40 minutes. If possible, it is best to wash by hand or use a laundry bag. Another problem that occurs when fabrics are fibrillated is: pilling! The fibers of the originally smooth fabric began to fluff and became entangled with each other to form hair balls.