Knowledge and washing methods of viscose fiber
Viscose fiber is man-made fiber (rayon, rayon, artificial wool and chemical fiber clothing, etc.). Viscose fiber fabric has the best hygroscopicity among chemical fibers, and its wearing comfort and dyeability are better than synthetic fiber fabrics. It feels soft and has bright color, which is better than other chemical fiber fabrics. In particular, it has the advantages of pure spun and interwoven silk, brocade and other clothing materials made of light rayon. It is characterized by good gloss, soft and light texture, comfortable wearing, large shrinkage, poor wear resistance, easy fluffing and poor sunlight resistance. Accordingly, when washing and maintaining, you should do the following:
1. Due to its large shrinkage and low wet strength, it should be washed and soaked when washing, and it should not be soaked for a long time. Viscose fabrics will harden when exposed to water, so wash them gently to avoid lint or tears. Use neutral detergent or low-alkali detergent. The temperature of the washing liquid cannot exceed 45°C. After washing, fold the clothes and squeeze out a lot of water. Do not twist them. Avoid exposure to the sun after washing and dry in a cool or ventilated place. When purchasing fabric, make sure it is about 10% longer than the required amount of general cotton, and it should be shrunk before cutting.
2. Use a thinner needle when sewing, and the stitches should not be too dense.
3. It should be changed and washed frequently to prevent deformation after long-term wear. When washing, rub and wash gently, avoid using too much force, and do not use a board brush to avoid lint. After washing, squeeze the water and do not twist it hard to prevent wrinkles; it should be soaked and washed, and wrung out at any time. If it is soaked for a long time, its strength will be affected; due to its poor sunlight resistance, exposure will cause it to fade and reduce its strength, so it should be dried in a ventilated place. Drying with water can also reduce wrinkles on clothing.
4. It is best to iron when it is semi-dry, and the temperature should not exceed 100 ℃. If it is already dry, you can place a damp cloth on top of the clothes for ironing, or spray some clean water for ironing. When ironing, push and pull with less force to allow the garment to stretch and align naturally; iron slowly and lightly.
5. Due to poor wear resistance and easy fluffing and deformation, wear as little as possible and pull as little as possible to extend its life.
6. Since it is susceptible to moisture and mildew, it must be washed and dried thoroughly before being stored, and then placed in a box or cupboard. AAWQ32RDRGFJ
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