The Consumers Association of Ningxia reminds consumers that it is best to buy products and ask for tickets in malls with legal qualifications to facilitate rights protection. At the same time, when buying camel hair products should pay attention to the following methods to identify true and false camel hair.
One question: just ask the price. Because the camel's wool is several times the price of wool, if the consumer learns that the price of the camel hair product is almost the same as the price of the wool product, it is obviously not a real one.
Second look: that is, visual inspection. High-quality camel hair is long and shiny, and its coat color is apricot yellow, brown-red, silver-gray, and white. The relatively poor camel hair is black and the hair is also thick. If the fake camel is pretending to be a waste of wool, the wool fiber is usually short, about 3-4 cm, and it is relatively thick.
Three touch: touch it. High quality camel hair is soft, elastic and dry. The fake camel hair is generally poor in feel and elasticity, and some have dampness.
Four burning: burning with fire. This is to distinguish between wool and chemical fiber. Take a small amount of hair to burn it with a match. The camel hair will be smoked and blistering. It has a similar odor of burning hair, burns more ash, and forms a shiny black brittle, broken by hand. The fake camel hair is generally mixed with various chemical fibers, and has a special odor when burned. For example, viscose fiber has an acetic acid smell, nylon has a celery smell, acrylic fiber has a pungent acidity, and polyester has an aromatic taste.
Five wash: wash with boiling water. Take a suitable amount of wool soaked or boiled for a few minutes. If it is a real camel hair, it will not fade. If it is a fake camel hair, it is usually dyed with wool. After blisters are opened, it will fade and the water is also camel.
True and false identification of camel hair clothing
Due to its soft and warm nature, camel hair has become a favorite winter product for consumers. However, some unscrupulous manufacturers sell their leftovers of inferior chemical fibers and wool to be sold at a high price in the form of camel hair, causing consumers to be deceived.