Detergent is a commonly used cleaning agent in our daily life. It can effectively remove stains and odors on the surface of clothes and keep them clean and comfortable. For pure cotton clothes, choosing the right detergent can not only clean the clothes, but also extend their service life. The following will introduce the effects of five common detergents on pure cotton clothing, including baby laundry detergent and bleach.
1. Ordinary washing powder/laundry liquid:
Ordinary washing powder/laundry liquid is one of the most common types of detergents. For pure cotton clothing, ordinary laundry detergent/liquid detergent has a good cleaning effect and can remove most stains without causing obvious damage to pure cotton fibers. However, if used excessively or over a long period of time, it may cause fiber fatigue, causing clothing to become rough and prone to wear and tear. Therefore, when using ordinary laundry detergent/liquid detergent, pay attention to the dosage and frequency to avoid excessive cleaning.
2. Liquid infant laundry detergent:
Infant laundry detergent is a detergent specially designed for infant clothing. Compared with ordinary laundry detergent/laundry detergent, liquid baby laundry detergent is gentler and does not contain too many chemical ingredients and additives. For pure cotton clothing, liquid baby laundry detergent can better protect fibers and reduce the possibility of wear and deformation of clothing. In addition, because infants and young children’s skin is delicate and sensitive, choosing special laundry detergent can also reduce irritation to infants and young children’s skin.
3. Low-temperature laundry detergent:
Low-temperature laundry detergent is an environmentally friendly detergent that contains special biological enzymes and interfaces Active agent that can effectively clean clothes at lower water temperatures. For pure cotton clothing, the low-temperature cleaning properties of low-temperature laundry detergent can reduce fiber fatigue and deformation and extend the service life of clothing. In addition, the biological enzymes in low-temperature laundry detergent can effectively decompose organic matter on clothes and improve the cleaning effect.
4. Bleach:
Bleach is a highly oxidizing chemical that is mainly used to remove stains from clothing. Tough stains and bleached clothing. For pure cotton clothing, bleach can effectively remove deep stains and restore the whiteness of the clothing. However, due to the strong oxidizing properties of bleach, improper use may cause damage to fibers, causing clothes to turn yellow, become brittle, or even break. Therefore, when using bleach, pay attention to controlling the concentration and time to avoid irreversible damage to pure cotton clothing.
5. Softener:
Softener is a commonly used clothing post-treatment agent that can make clothes soft, smooth, and Has a certain antistatic effect. For pure cotton clothing, softener can improve the smoothness of the fiber surface and reduce friction between clothing, thereby reducing fiber damage and wear. However, excessive use of softener may form a film on the fiber surface, affecting breathability and moisture absorption. Therefore, when using softener, pay attention to the dosage and frequency to avoid overuse.
In short, for pure cotton clothes, choosing the right detergent is very important to keep the clothes clean and extend their service life. When choosing a detergent, you need to consider the degree of stains on the clothes, fiber characteristics and personal needs. Use detergents rationally and pay attention to usage methods and precautions to achieve the best washing effect.
