It Is Necessary To Clean The Newly Purchased Clothes.

Do I have to wash and wear the new clothes I bought first? "Every time I buy clothes, my mother asks me to wash them first and then wear them, but the clothes after washing are not so stylish as they just bought back, especially shirts, which need ironing after washing. It's too much trouble. Is it necessary to wash new clothes bought?"

The reporter consulted Professor Wang, Dean of the clothing department of the College of textiles and clothing, Jiangnan University. Professor Wang believes that the newly bought clothes are necessary to clean, he told reporters, all bought back.

They are processed. Textile auxiliaries and textile dyestuffs are the most widely used chemicals in the manufacture of textiles. Many of these chemicals produce harmful chemicals to human health during their use.

Professor Wang said that after cleaning the new clothes, many harmful chemicals can be reduced, but cleaning may not be completely removed. It takes a long time to volatilize the process, which is mainly related to the absorption of chemicals in the clothes.

In addition to some chemicals, new clothes will inevitably be dusty and other substances in the process of production and sale. Therefore, timely cleaning is necessary.

Professor Wang reminds us that our country has strict quality and safety checks on children's clothing and personal clothing, and this kind of clothing is in contact with human skin.

Children's skin is fragile, chemicals harmful substances are more likely to affect children's health. Therefore, these clothes should be cleaned and worn.

In terms of clothing safety, the national basic safety technical specification for textile products (GB18401 - 2010) has clearly stipulated that there are strict limits on clothing pH value, formaldehyde, color fastness and decomposable carcinogenic aromatic amine dyes.

Generally speaking, the harmful substances residues in textile products entering the market should not exceed the standard.

For the newly bought clothes, Professor Wang suggests rinsing with water, especially for personal wear.

After cleaning, drying in a ventilated area can not only remove dust, but also volatilize formaldehyde and other chemical components. For the heavier smell of clothes, you can use mild washing liquid to clean.