1銆 What material is spunlace non-woven fabric made of

There are natural fibers, conventional fibers, differentiated fibers, and high-performance fibers.

1. Natural fibers include cotton, wool, linen, and silk.

2. Conventional fibers include: viscose fibers, polyester fibers, acetate fibers, polypropylene fibers, and polyamide fibers.

3. Differentiated fibers include: ultrafine fibers, irregular fibers, low melting point fibers, high curl fibers, and anti-static fibers.

4. High functional fibers include: aromatic polyamide fibers, carbon fibers, and metal fibers.

2銆 Maintenance of non-woven fabrics: The following points should be noted during maintenance and storage of non-woven fabrics:

1. Keep it clean, change frequently, and prevent the growth of moths.

2. When storing during seasonal changes, it is necessary to wash, iron, and air dry the clothes before sealing them in a plastic bag. They should be placed flat in the wardrobe, and attention should be paid to shading to prevent fading.

3. Regular ventilation, dust removal, and moisture removal should be carried out, and exposure to sunlight should not be allowed. Anti mold and insect repellent tablets should be placed in the wardrobe to prevent cashmere products from getting damp, moldy, and infested.

4. When worn internally, the lining of the outer garment should be smooth, and hard objects such as pens, keybags, phones, etc. should not be placed in the pocket to avoid local friction and pilling. When worn externally, try to minimize friction with hard objects such as sofa backrests, armrests, tabletops, and hooks.

5. The wearing time should not be too long, and it is necessary to stop or change clothes after about 5 days to restore elasticity and avoid fiber fatigue and damage.

6. If there is pilling, do not pull it forcefully. Use scissors to cut off the plush ball to avoid irreparable damage due to loose threads.