In the early stages of civilization, mankind had recognized the special dangers caused by the burning of textiles. Since then, salt (such as alum) has been used to reduce the flammability of textiles, which has made textiles flame-retardant. Even today, most textiles have flammable properties, and in our surrounding environment, existing fiber polymers have a large specific surface area, so as to maximize contact with atmospheric oxygen. Therefore, the above The danger is still with us. So flame retardant fabric came into being.
In particular, the currently widely used cotton flame retardant fabrics are the main flame retardant fabric products. The production of cotton flame retardant fabrics is a flame-retardant finishing of fabrics. Cotton flame retardant fabrics are usually made chemically by fabric post-treatment as a textile finishing process. This sorting process can result in textiles having flame retardant properties with different durability for different washing processes depending on the chemical properties.
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