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No. Crypton fabrics do not contain VOCs (volatile organic compounds that can be emitted over time into the air, adversely affecting indoor air quality.) Crypton Super Fabrics do not use any PFOAs (perfluorooctanoic acids) or formaldehyde during its
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Yes, Hemp Traders has the ability to wash and soften all of their fabrics. From any page, go to the menu bar and select "Hemp Fabric" Then click "Washing & Dying" in the sub menu for more information.
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The dermisphere is the air space between human skin and clothing. Whatever may be the air temperature or in whatever activity a wearer may be engaged, the type of fibers and the construction of the fabric wholly affects the state of his dermisphere.
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No matter where you purchase them, fabrics for the home are different from garment fabrics in several ways, both in how they are made and how they are intended to be used. Here are some of the main areas of difference: Width and print orientation—
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For starters, the fact that Crypton has an integrated backing that won t separate. Once a fabric delaminates in a particular spot, a pocket forms between the fabric and the laminate. Not only can germs grow in this pocket, but the performance of
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First, it must be stated that organic farming is a much smaller market than the modern, conventionally farmed cottons. With this in mind, it's completely understandable that the cost of doing business is greater than it is for the larger mass-
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Because Sunbrella fabrics are designed for durability, stain resistance and easy maintenance and many years of use CushionGuys.com uses only the finest Sunbrella solution-dyed acrylic fabrics. Solution-dying is the process of adding color dye to
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Absolutely not, so make sure you purchase 100% solution-dyed acrylic fabrics. There are other fabrics on the market today that are made from synthetic, solution-dyed fibers that have different names and make similar claims. If they are not solution-
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Yes. For leaks or spills on hard surfaces, sprinkle generously on and around the spillage and wipe clean. For fabrics, upholstery or carpeting, cover the spill completely, allow it to be fully absorbed and vacuum when dry. For delicate surfaces and
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Yes. MoldZyme® is not harmful to carpet, furniture, fabrics or any other surface that is washable with water. We do not recommend using it on sensitive fabrics like: silk, linen, velvet, etc. MoldZyme® can be used instead of shampoo in most
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