Dyeing of Chenille Floor Mat

Good Chenille floor mats are dyed with active and environmentally friendly dyes. The dyes they use are imported from Germany, and their dyeing plants are all tested by local testing institutions. Their color fastness reaches three to four levels before they are considered as standard reactive dyeing. Why should cotton chenille carpets be dyed first? Because the active environmental protection dyeing refers to the dyed cotton Chenille floor mat which does not contain toxic chemicals such as Azo and harmful to human beings.

There are two simple detection methods
The first is to wash the dark cotton Chenille floor mat with warm water for about ten minutes. If the carpet fades immediately and can dye the soaked water, its dyeing is generally inactive.

The second is to observe the color of the Chenille floor mat. If at first glance you feel that the color is particularly bright and bright, it is absolutely general dyeing. The carpet dyed by reactive dyeing is relatively flat and dim in color. The toxic chemicals in the dyes will cause skin allergies and other harmful reactions during long-term use.