CLEAN CERTIFICATION-CARPET TEST
QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS!!!
When nylon is burn tested it smells like....., ole fin smells like........., polyester smells
like.................. wool smells like burnt .......... Cotton or jute smells like ..........., acrylic smells
like burnt meat
Plastic, Asphalt, Fruit, Hair, Paper, Meat
What are the Natural Fibers (Derived fro, plants or animals)
Protein=( wool, silk) Cellulosic= (cotton, jute)
What are the Synthetic fibers?
Derived from petrochemicals or renewable sources= ( Nylon, olefin, polyester, acrylic, triexta0
Natural fibers absorbent rate
High absorbency rate
Synthetic fiber absorbency rate
Low Absorbency rate
Synthetic fiber drying time
Synthetic fibers are normally quicker to dry
Natural fibers drying time
Natural fibers take longer to dry
Oldest carpet used since 2000 BC
Wool
Naturally Resilient due to fiber crimp
wool
, This fiber has good abrasion resistance
wool
These fiber dyes easily
wool, cotton, jute
This fiber cleans well with pH of 4.5-8.5
wool
Buffered products may cause damage on this fiber
wool
This fiber has Natural soil Resistance, release soil easily
wool
Natural protective membrane repels moisture on this fiber
wool
This fiber has fire resistance
wool
Excessive Alkalinity can damage outer layer (epidermis)
wool
Silicones (protectors) can cause resoiling on fiber
wool
Chlorine bleach dissolves this fiber
wool
Stains are very difficult to remove on this fiber
wool
This fiber can have bleeding or crocking issues
QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS!!!
When nylon is burn tested it smells like....., ole fin smells like........., polyester smells
like.................. wool smells like burnt .......... Cotton or jute smells like ..........., acrylic smells
like burnt meat
Plastic, Asphalt, Fruit, Hair, Paper, Meat
What are the Natural Fibers (Derived fro, plants or animals)
Protein=( wool, silk) Cellulosic= (cotton, jute)
What are the Synthetic fibers?
Derived from petrochemicals or renewable sources= ( Nylon, olefin, polyester, acrylic, triexta0
Natural fibers absorbent rate
High absorbency rate
Synthetic fiber absorbency rate
Low Absorbency rate
Synthetic fiber drying time
Synthetic fibers are normally quicker to dry
Natural fibers drying time
Natural fibers take longer to dry
Oldest carpet used since 2000 BC
Wool
Naturally Resilient due to fiber crimp
wool
, This fiber has good abrasion resistance
wool
These fiber dyes easily
wool, cotton, jute
This fiber cleans well with pH of 4.5-8.5
wool
Buffered products may cause damage on this fiber
wool
This fiber has Natural soil Resistance, release soil easily
wool
Natural protective membrane repels moisture on this fiber
wool
This fiber has fire resistance
wool
Excessive Alkalinity can damage outer layer (epidermis)
wool
Silicones (protectors) can cause resoiling on fiber
wool
Chlorine bleach dissolves this fiber
wool
Stains are very difficult to remove on this fiber
wool
This fiber can have bleeding or crocking issues
