How to identify cotton fabrics? Cotton fabric identification method guide
Wearing clothes to wear cotton, everyone knows that the cover of the quilt, if it can be cotton is of course better, but everyone is not too clear to distinguish the difference between cotton, chemical fiber and blend, said it looks almost the same.
For a long time, I will teach you some practical methods. The most direct one is the fire method. When you buy it, you can ask directly: Boss, I want to see if it is pure cotton. Can I burn it?
If you give yourself a look and let you experience it yourself, it’s not all cotton. Why, if you really like this pattern, then you should buy it first, then follow the method of teaching you. Let's judge.
1. Burning: Draw a piece of fabric fiber or a small piece of fabric to burn (or quilt on the reverse side). The cotton can be burnt and accompanied by the smell of burning paper. The ash is black and can be completely smashed by hand.
2, look: cotton fabric gloss is relatively light, reflective is not strong, it looks softer, the simplest is to see the wash mark of the bed: 100% cotton.
3. Grab: Hold the fabric in your hand with your hand and release it. If the wrinkles are severe, it means that the cotton has a lot of ingredients. On the contrary, it is the other ingredients.
4, touch: cotton fabric feels softer and more comfortable than other textures (except, of course, the silk category), there is a feeling of wet and wet feeling.
The following method is the method you can test after purchasing.
Washing: The high-density and high-density cotton fabric shrinks less, wrinkles after washing, and then resumes after drying. (Before I used to experiment with the bedcloths that I used to burn for a long time, after drying and spreading, I didn’t wrinkle completely, and some ordinary cotton beddings have always been like sauerkraut. This is the experience of the army.)
Cover: The cotton bedding cover is not sultry, and it is quite close to the body. It is very comfortable. If it is winter, it just feels cool on the body, but it will be fine later.
Editor in charge: Xu Yuehua
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