10265
Accession Number
22332
Title Of Article Chaper
Chloride damage on silks
Title Of Journal Book
IFI fabricare news
Volume
17
Issue
4
Pages
12
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Silk is readily affected by chloride salts, which are present in many types of foods, beverages, medicines, deodorants, salt water, and perspiration. They can cause a loss of fabric strength and leave rings or deposits. Controlled moisture must be added to the dry cleaning process to remove these salts. -- AATA
Keywords
Silk Damage Chloride salt;Silk Dry Cleaning;Silk Salt Removal AATA
pub_id
10265