The Industry Standard Of Home Textile Industry Is Only For Reference.

It is reported that recently, a news about "carcinogenicity of home textiles" once again made consumers nervous, for fear that they and their families had "poison home textiles". The official website of the Beijing Administration for Industry and Commerce shows that: after testing the quality of the bed products, it is found that the brands such as iela, Ying, Xiao Yang, red Fuji, Yalu, Jinpei, Kasen home textiles, Bo Yang home textiles, Fadani and other brands are classified as substandard products. The main problems involved are the use instructions of bed products, fiber content, color fastness, deviation of specifications and sizes, etc. Q does not meet the relevant standard requirements. Among them, two brands of Yalu and Jinpei were found to contain carcinogenic substances, which can be classified as cancer aromatic amine.

In fact, the "poison home textiles" incident is just an introduction. Home textile products are not as simple as you think, and their knowledge is very deep. Experts in this industry say that ordinary consumers only pay attention to pattern design. They think that the most simple step is decorating a bed, choosing cloth and making curtains. This idea is too hasty. Every day, the closest home textile products away from people's life actually contain many things that ordinary consumers do not know.

Carcinogens have been banned for 10 years.

China Spin Wang Tiankai, the president of the Federation of industry, told the media that under certain conditions, azo dyes containing decomposable aromatic amines can decompose and release more than 20 aromatic amines, which are carcinogenic. The harmful ingredients of this dye are easily absorbed by the skin and diffused in the human body, which are mixed with the substances released in the normal metabolism of human body, which can reduce the reaction, change the DNA structure of human body, cause lesions and induce malignant tumors, and easily lead to malignant diseases such as bladder cancer, ureteral cancer and pyelonephrosis.

Why can such a "decomposable aromatic amine dye" be used? Zhang Yi, director of Sichuan Provincial Bureau of fiber inspection, told the Chengdu Commercial Daily that cotton has been spun into yarn, woven into cloth, and grey cloth has been dyed and dyed. cloth In the end clothing Enterprises, home textile products processing, cutting and sewing become textile products. The whole production process will undergo 4 major steps, and the most likely part of the problem is in the printing and dyeing finishing process.

According to him, azo dyes have thousands of species, and their advantages are fresh color, not easy to fade, and low cost. But around 2003, more than 20 kinds of decomposable aromatic amine dyes were banned. Nowadays, most of the dyes on bedding are replaced by reactive dyes. In contrast, the cost per meter of reactive dyes will cost about 1 yuan, and a common enterprise will produce 1 million meters of cloth every year. Only one reactive dye will be used, and the cost of dye will be 1 million more in one year. This is a cost pressure which is not easy to bear in the upstream of the home textile market, which accounts for the majority of the small and medium enterprises. Once the enterprise lacks common sense and lacks social responsibility, the "poison cloth", "poison school uniform" and "poison home textile" will go into the market.

The industry standard is for reference only.

The darker the color, the brighter the color and the more frequent the home textile products are, the more likely the quality is. Most consumers have the above ideas. Insiders pointed out that this is wrong and unscientific, and this consumption misunderstanding needs to be reversed. Zhao Yongmei, assistant general manager of Yi Na home textiles, told reporters that the depth and color of textiles do not determine the amount of pollutants, nor are they the criteria for judging the quality.

The color fastness of dark textile products will be worse than that of light color products. This may be related to the color technology and the drying is not in place, so deep color home textiles will lose color when bubbles or rinse. For example, the appearance of large red beds before the first two or three rinse is normal. These are floating colors, not made by "poison dye". But Zhao Yongmei also bluntly pointed out that if repeated repeated washing and still fading of home textiles, there may be quality problems, consumers should also know.