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"On whether hydrogen peroxide can be used for clothing bleaching"
The law of the world, if you want to clean clothes, you often think of bleaching techniques. Today there is hydrogen peroxide, and everyone doubts whether it can be applied to clothing bleaching.
Hydrogen peroxide has oxidation properties. It has the ability to clean and disinfect in many fields. However, the materials of clothing are complicated, and silk, cotton and linen, and chemical fibers have their own characteristics.
If you try cotton and linen clothes with hydrogen peroxide, use it in moderation, or it can remove their stains and brighten their color. Because cotton and linen materials are relatively tough, they can withstand a certain degree of oxidation. However, its concentration and duration need to be carefully considered. If the concentration is too high and the action is too long, it may damage its fibers, causing the clothes to become brittle and discolored.
As for silk and the like, the texture is delicate, and the strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide can easily break its structure, causing the silk to lose its luster or even break. Therefore, in silk clothing, it is advisable to use it with caution.
Chemical fiber clothing, although some can withstand certain oxidation, but different chemical fiber components are different, and it cannot be generalized. Or those who are intolerant, when encountering hydrogen oxide, they may appear to change and fade.
If you want to bleach clothes with hydrogen peroxide, you must predict the material of the clothes, carefully observe its properties, and accurately control the concentration and dosage of hydrogen peroxide for a long time. Only by doing it cautiously can you achieve the effect of cleaning your clothes and avoid the risk of damaging your clothes.
The law of the world, if you want to clean clothes, you often think of bleaching techniques. Today there is hydrogen peroxide, and everyone doubts whether it can be applied to clothing bleaching.
Hydrogen peroxide has oxidation properties. It has the ability to clean and disinfect in many fields. However, the materials of clothing are complicated, and silk, cotton and linen, and chemical fibers have their own characteristics.
If you try cotton and linen clothes with hydrogen peroxide, use it in moderation, or it can remove their stains and brighten their color. Because cotton and linen materials are relatively tough, they can withstand a certain degree of oxidation. However, its concentration and duration need to be carefully considered. If the concentration is too high and the action is too long, it may damage its fibers, causing the clothes to become brittle and discolored.
As for silk and the like, the texture is delicate, and the strong oxidation of hydrogen peroxide can easily break its structure, causing the silk to lose its luster or even break. Therefore, in silk clothing, it is advisable to use it with caution.
Chemical fiber clothing, although some can withstand certain oxidation, but different chemical fiber components are different, and it cannot be generalized. Or those who are intolerant, when encountering hydrogen oxide, they may appear to change and fade.
If you want to bleach clothes with hydrogen peroxide, you must predict the material of the clothes, carefully observe its properties, and accurately control the concentration and dosage of hydrogen peroxide for a long time. Only by doing it cautiously can you achieve the effect of cleaning your clothes and avoid the risk of damaging your clothes.
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