Washing And Care Of Bronzing Fabrics

Because there are pigments and metal components in gilding fabrics, compared with other dyed fabrics, bronzing fabrics are unstable in high temperatures and humid environments. The metal components in the fabrics are prone to chemical reactions. After oxidation, the bronzing gold layer will fall off, and the metallic luster will gradually fade. dim or even blackened. During the cutting production process, steam irons cannot be used to iron fabrics. The correct operation should be to use ordinary electric irons instead of steam. At the same time, because most of the bronzing fabrics use light and thin nylon fabrics, the temperature should not be too high. In order to prevent the bronzing fabrics from shrinking or even melting when exposed to high temperatures, the temperature during ironing should be controlled below 100 degrees Celsius. If conditions permit, ironing on the reverse side of the bronzing can minimize the color damage of the bronzing.

Fabric to avoid exposure to the sun

Bronzing fabrics are prone to oxidation reactions in humid environments, so whether it is fabrics, semi-finished garments, or finished garments, the storage environment must be kept cool and dry during storage, and long-term direct sunlight should be avoided as much as possible.

Use neutral detergent

When washing finished clothes, pay attention to washing at room temperature, hand wash with neutral laundry detergent, and gently; be sure to dry, wash the clothes before storage, dry them, and put them in nylon bags for storage; especially after washing the clothes, make sure they are completely dry It can only be put into a packaging bag for sealed storage, otherwise, the bronzing luster on the surface of the fabric will gradually dim over time, and then even blacken.