GARMENT

WHAT CAUSES MOLD IN THE CLOSET?

Mold can appear in many colors, from white to black with numerous shades in between. It can also appear in different consistencies, from velvet to slimy, depending on how deeply the colony resides within its affected household surface. If you notice mold growing in your closet, the problem could be caused by several factors.

Moldy Fabrics

Fabrics such as clothes present a prime breeding ground for mold. Cotton provides “food” (or nutrients) for mold, and the absorbent nature of fabrics allows them to retain moisture. This combination of moisture and nutrients causes clothing to attract mildew (an early stage of mold growth). If you have moldy clothes hanging in your closet, the spores can easily spread and settle in new locations, such as on the carpet and on the walls of the closet. Always inspect clothes before putting them away, and never hang wet or damp clothing in your closet.

Humidity

In seasons of high humidity, closets can prove conducive to mold growth. Closets along exterior walls have the highest risk, as excess water vapor accumulates in the dark isolated location. You can improve the air circulation to the closet by leaving the door open during periods of high humidity, and you can keep the humidity under control using a dehumidifier.

Water Damage

Moisture must exist in some form for mold to grow. If you can rule out humidity, inspect your closet for another source of moisture. Perhaps you have a leak in the ceiling resulting from a recent rainstorm. If the moisture appears to come from within the walls, contact a mold remediator immediately. This usually points to an internal plumbing problem, and you may have a larger mold colony growing inside the wall.

HOW TO PREVENT MILDEW?

You need also use SANDRY^® desiccant in your carton box so as to protect your garments, cartons from moisture damage. With a reasonable price, SANDRY^® desiccant is very useful to absorb moisture and ensure the best quality standards when exporting or consuming in the domestic market.

Application in Garment

CAUSE OF PRODUCTS DAMAGE

Desiccant packages are often found when buying fashion items such as high-end clothes and shoes. So how is that desiccant package applied, why do manufacturers use it in preserving these items, please refer to the following:

Humidity is an important factor affecting daily life and production. It directly affects the quality of the product during storage.

Particularly for the garment industry, in the process of preserving finished products that need to be stored before import or export or not used for a long time, exposure to steam will cause some unwanted problems such as the product is yellowed, moldy or has an unpleasant odor... This not only loses the economic value of the product in particular but also affects the business in general.

APPLICATION OF PRODUCT

With outstanding moisture absorption and retention capacity and reasonable price, SANDRY® Desiccant Package is currently the optimal solution that is being used very popularly. Thanks to it, after 2-3 months of storage, the garment still retains its fragrance and does not change the color, ensuring the best product quality standards when exporting or reaching domestic consumers.

PRESERVE FABRIC AND LEATHER SHOES WITH A DESICCANT PACKAGE

Application of deodorant package in the family

Mr Cleen deodorant bag has the effect of sucking and deodorizing all odors in shoes, anti-mold very effectively. In addition, Mr. Cleen also removes odors such as sweat, musty odors, toilet odors, refrigerator odors, cigarette smoke, pet odors…The product is suitable for clothes and bags. , leather goods, felt, books, documents, tapes, movies, cars, electronics, and home medical devices. 

User manual:

- Tear off the outer layer of nylon

- Take Mr Cleen deodorizing desiccant bag and put it inside of shoes, bags, clothes... or any place in the house from wardrobe, kitchen, living room, toilet...

- Store the bag until using, the deodorizing bag continues to be kept in a sealed Zip bag and can be reused 5 times.

- Store in a cool place, avoid tearing the bag, keep out of reach of children and do not eat.