In everyday life, buying new clothes is a very common thing. However, have you ever wondered about the chemicals that can be carried on new clothes and the contamination of the manufacturing process?Especially when you open the package and see the new clothes you like, have you ever hesitated whether you should wash them before wearing them?Today, let's listen to what insiders have to say.
First, let's take a look at the process of making a new garment. Most modern clothing is produced on an assembly line, from dyeing and cutting the fabric to sewing, every step involves the use of chemicals. These chemicals mainly include dyes, additives, finishing agents, etc., which will be released into the environment during the production process, causing a certain impact on workers and the environment.
What's more noteworthy is that some chemicals may have adverse effects on the human body, such as allergies, respiratory irritation, etc. Therefore, for us consumers, whether the newly purchased clothes should be "washed and worn" has become a question worth considering.
New clothes go through multiple steps in the manufacturing process, and the chemicals used in these processes are not completely removed. By washing, we can remove a part of the chemicals and reduce the irritation to **.
In addition, the garment process and pollution issues of new clothes are also a major focus for us. In the production process, a lot of resources are consumed, and a lot of waste is also generated. If these wastes are not properly disposed of, they will cause serious pollution to the environment. Therefore, choosing eco-friendly garment manufacturing processes and materials is also something we should consider as consumers. Of course, there are also certain hidden dangers in assembly line production. For example, during the production process, there may be problems such as messy fabric stacking, improper operation by workers, etc., resulting in unstable quality of clothing.
Therefore, we should also pay attention to the quality and material of the clothes when buying new clothes. Avoid buying inferior products.
To sum up, it is best to "wash and wear" new clothes, especially underwear**. Of course, if we believe or understand the production process and materials and quality of the newly bought clothes, we can also choose not to wash them, but it still depends on the material synthesis of the clothes.