The Kindergarten Has Hidden The Seeds Of Children'S Illness.

Since the beginning of May, the Municipal Quality Supervision Bureau and the Education Bureau have jointly carried out a large-scale supervision and inspection of the quality of fiber products used in kindergartens. From the kindergartens in the city, more than 12000 pieces of pillows, quilts, cotton pads and other wadding products used in 64 kindergartens were randomly sampled. Among them, 150 cotton quilts and cotton pads in two kindergartens had used cotton with short staple rate exceeding the standard.

A total of 64 kindergartens were selected.

Among the 64 kindergartens in spot checks, 32 kindergartens asked children to bring their own pillows, quilts, cotton pads and other fiber products; 19 kindergartens were unified to buy Pillows, quilts and cotton pads, and 7 kindergartens bought cotton and sewed quilts on their own, and 6 kindergartens were bought with pillows, quilts and cotton pads as a combination of self-made and self-made purchases.

Liu Ke Chang, chief of the textile fiber inspection institute, said that the quality of the fiber used in 62 kindergartens was in good condition.

Substandard cotton mixed into kindergarten

In the spot checks, 150 quilts and cotton pads used in 2 kindergartens have serious quality problems, which is a non domestic fiber product with short staple rate.

"We call short cotton fibers of 13 millimetres short fiber and short staple content more than 25% fiber products. Generally used in industry, for example, when pporting goods, we can use such fiber products to make external packaging, which plays a cushioning role. Such fiber products are not suitable for direct contact with human body."

Liu said that short lint is short and light. It is easy to float through the quilt to the air and induce respiratory diseases.

Chief Liu said the two kindergartens were worried about buying products in the market because they were worried about buying products in the market. They bought the cotton with high price on the market, and asked the teachers and parents to sew the quilt for their children. However, due to the limited identification ability, I didn't think "good intentions have done bad things".

According to the briefing, dealers and manufacturers providing these unqualified cotton have been placed on file for investigation.

62 kindergartens did not pass identification.

"In the 64 kindergartens examined, only 2 kindergartens were labeled with labels."

Chief Liu told reporters that according to the requirements of the national standard, textiles must be marked with labels in an obvious position, marking the content, size and grade of products.

The city's Quality Supervision Bureau has issued a notice of rectification to the 62 kindergartens which use label free fiber products.

How can we buy qualified fiber products?

As for how to get qualified fiber products, Wang Bo, an engineer from the textile fiber inspection institute of the city, gave his own suggestions:

The first is to purchase products from regular sales shops or production and processing qualification enterprises (obtain the qualified inspection reports of the products); two, identify the labels.

The identification of qualified products should indicate the factory's name, site, product name, specification, type, execution standard and telephone number. The three is the appearance of the product.

Unqualified products, rough processing technology, odor, uniformity, poor handle, poor elasticity, lightly pat a large number of short dusts and dust splashes.

In addition, black heart cotton is most worrying to the public. But now the merchants are very cunning, they will bleach cotton and use it so that it is not easy to detect. He suggests that when people can see the filling, they carefully observe whether they are mixed with foreign fibers such as yarn, hair and paper scraps which have not been completely bleached by bleaching. Even if we find white fibers and other foreign fibers, we should also be vigilant.