Nowadays, the variety of home textile products on the market is becoming more and more abundant. In addition to the commonly used bedding products, it also includes curtains, fabric furniture, fabric decorations, tablecloths, cushions, etc. These products are also beautifying the living room while being convenient to use. However, when purchasing various home textile products, consumers also have many doubts: What kind of products can be regarded as green? What authoritative certifications do green home textile products need to pass? How to identify when purchasing? In response to the concerns of these consumers, the reporter recently visited the home textile product market.
Home textile products containing harmful dyes are prone to cancer. Recently, the reporter learned from the official website of the Beijing Municipal Administration of Industry and Commerce that at the end of 2012, the Beijing Municipal Administration of Industry and Commerce monitored the quality of household textile products sold in the market. The results showed that there were 49 batches of home textile products with marking, fiber content, dyeing fastness, pH value and other items that did not meet the relevant standards. Among them, the decomposable carcinogenic aromatic amine dyes were detected in 5 batches of products of 4 companies. These unqualified home textile products included 4 sets of bedding, thick sheets, double quilt cover and so on.
It is understood that the decomposable carcinogenic aromatic amine dye detected in this market monitoring refers to a dye that can decompose aromatic amine under certain reducing conditions. If the human skin is exposed to products with such dyes for a long time, it will cause cellular DNA. Structural and functional changes occur, which may cause diseases such as respiratory inflammation, skin irritation, and cancer. The new edition of the National Textile Basic Safety Technical Specification stipulates that textiles are prohibited from using dyes that can decompose 24 harmful aromatic amines in the production process.
Environmental protection standards permeate every aspect of production. When reporters visited the market recently, they saw that “greenâ€, “environmental protectionâ€, “low carbonâ€, “original ecologyâ€, “no harm†and “healthy health†were widely used in the promotion of home textile products. In order to attract consumers' attention. However, after interviews, the reporter found that, in fact, most consumers do not understand the processes required to make green home textile products, and the textiles that look glamorous are not necessarily environmentally friendly and harmless to the body. According to experts, truly green textiles need to meet environmental requirements in all aspects of production.
It is understood that the international eco-textile certification is a green pass for home textile products to enter the international market. This international eco-textile certification divides home textile products into four categories, namely four grades, which are infant textiles under the age of 3 (first grade), direct contact with skin textiles (second grade), not directly in contact with skin textiles (first) Three levels) home textiles textiles (fourth level). In addition, the international eco-textile certification also tests home textile products from fiber components, yarns, fabrics, non-woven materials and other aspects. The testing items include pH value, color fastness, formaldehyde content, and extractable heavy metals. The content, and whether it contains harmful substances such as insecticides, herbicides, chlorophenols, decomposable aromatic amine dyes.
International standards such as international eco-textile certification are an important basis for enterprises to produce textiles. Only products that meet these standards in all aspects of production and circulation can be regarded as truly environmentally friendly products.
The industry reminds consumers that the important basis for distinguishing the quality of home textile products is whether they have passed the China Quality Certification Center (CQC) eco-textile certification and China environmental label certification. Textile companies usually print the passed certification mark. On the product label.
Home textile products containing harmful dyes are prone to cancer. Recently, the reporter learned from the official website of the Beijing Municipal Administration of Industry and Commerce that at the end of 2012, the Beijing Municipal Administration of Industry and Commerce monitored the quality of household textile products sold in the market. The results showed that there were 49 batches of home textile products with marking, fiber content, dyeing fastness, pH value and other items that did not meet the relevant standards. Among them, the decomposable carcinogenic aromatic amine dyes were detected in 5 batches of products of 4 companies. These unqualified home textile products included 4 sets of bedding, thick sheets, double quilt cover and so on.
It is understood that the decomposable carcinogenic aromatic amine dye detected in this market monitoring refers to a dye that can decompose aromatic amine under certain reducing conditions. If the human skin is exposed to products with such dyes for a long time, it will cause cellular DNA. Structural and functional changes occur, which may cause diseases such as respiratory inflammation, skin irritation, and cancer. The new edition of the National Textile Basic Safety Technical Specification stipulates that textiles are prohibited from using dyes that can decompose 24 harmful aromatic amines in the production process.
Environmental protection standards permeate every aspect of production. When reporters visited the market recently, they saw that “greenâ€, “environmental protectionâ€, “low carbonâ€, “original ecologyâ€, “no harm†and “healthy health†were widely used in the promotion of home textile products. In order to attract consumers' attention. However, after interviews, the reporter found that, in fact, most consumers do not understand the processes required to make green home textile products, and the textiles that look glamorous are not necessarily environmentally friendly and harmless to the body. According to experts, truly green textiles need to meet environmental requirements in all aspects of production.
It is understood that the international eco-textile certification is a green pass for home textile products to enter the international market. This international eco-textile certification divides home textile products into four categories, namely four grades, which are infant textiles under the age of 3 (first grade), direct contact with skin textiles (second grade), not directly in contact with skin textiles (first) Three levels) home textiles textiles (fourth level). In addition, the international eco-textile certification also tests home textile products from fiber components, yarns, fabrics, non-woven materials and other aspects. The testing items include pH value, color fastness, formaldehyde content, and extractable heavy metals. The content, and whether it contains harmful substances such as insecticides, herbicides, chlorophenols, decomposable aromatic amine dyes.
International standards such as international eco-textile certification are an important basis for enterprises to produce textiles. Only products that meet these standards in all aspects of production and circulation can be regarded as truly environmentally friendly products.
The industry reminds consumers that the important basis for distinguishing the quality of home textile products is whether they have passed the China Quality Certification Center (CQC) eco-textile certification and China environmental label certification. Textile companies usually print the passed certification mark. On the product label.
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