Harbin Market Supervision Bureau Sampling Socks 36 Batches Of Samples Failed 4 Batches

China Quality News Network News in January 31, 2018, Harbin City Market Supervision Authority official website announced in 2017 circulation network trading socks quality inspection results, the 4 batch of Harbin linen Group Co., Ltd., "Ha Ma Shuanghe" socks samples were detected unqualified.

Consumers should pay attention to the following points when buying and using:

1, the purchase of socks should be in line with the principles of health, comfort, simplicity and warmth.

Generally speaking, the material selection of natural cellulose fiber (hemp, cotton fiber, modal fiber, lehr fiber, viscose fiber, etc.) high content of fabric is better.

2, when shopping for socks, check whether there are color defects, holes, scars, bottom edge pins, rust spots, cracks and other surface defects.

3, see whether the information of the commodity identification is complete, whether there are Chinese manufacturer's name and address, product name, product size and specification, the ingredients and contents of the material, maintenance methods, matters needing attention in the use and storage conditions, product standard number, product quality inspection certification, product safety technology category, etc.

4, when using, we must carefully read the maintenance methods of the goods, and maintain the washing according to the requirements of the maintenance methods.

Unqualified socks goods

According to the Harbin municipal market supervision and Administration Bureau, the Harbin product quality supervision and Inspection Institute was commissioned to conduct the sampling and testing of the quality of the commodities in the network pactions, and conducted 36 batches of socks in 5 Harbin sales enterprises on the network platform.

After examination, 32 batches were passed, 4 batches were not qualified, and the failure rate was 11.11%.

Unqualified items involve rubbing color fastness - wet friction and instructions for use.

Harbin market supervisory authority reminds general summary