Definition of easy stain removal finishing

Soil release finishing is a process that makes the dirt on the surface of the fabric easy to remove with normal washing methods and prevents the washed dirt from returning to soil during the washing process. During the wearing process, fabrics form dirt due to the adsorption of dust and human excrement in the air as well as contamination. In particular, synthetic fibers and their blended fabrics are prone to electrostatic adsorption of dirt. Due to the poor hydrophilicity of the surface, water cannot easily penetrate into the fiber gaps during washing, making it difficult to remove dirt. And because the surface of the fabric is lipophilic, dirt suspended in the washing liquid can easily re-contaminate the fiber surface, causing re-contamination. The basic principle of increasing the ease of stain removal of synthetic fibers and their blended fabrics is to use chemical methods to increase the hydrophilicity of the fiber surface and reduce the surface tension between the fiber and water. It is best that the hydrophilic layer on the surface can expand after being wetted. This generates mechanical force so that dirt can leave automatically. The method is to pad a layer of hydrophilic polymer material on the surface of the fabric. After easy decontamination finishing, the antistatic properties of the fabric can also be increased, making the fabric comfortable to wear and soft to the touch, but the tear strength of the fabric is reduced.

The supplied FCK009 easy stain removal finishing agent not only has an easy stain removal effect, but also has a certain anti-fouling effect, giving the fabric all-round care!