What are the characteristics of ice silk fabric? How should it be maintained?

    "Bing Si" is a trade name for a type of chemical fiber, specifically a foreign product name for a modified viscose fiber. This fabric exhibits superior moisture absorption and breathability compared to regular viscose fiber fabrics, while also boasting good shape retention and draping qualities. To help everyone better understand "Bing Si" fabric, our editor from BuLianWang will introduce its characteristics and maintenance tips.
    1. Characteristics of ice silk fabric:
    Ice silk, a fiber fabric, exhibits superior moisture absorption and breathability compared to ordinary viscose fiber fabrics. Additionally, it boasts good shape retention and draping qualities. The moisture content of ice silk closely aligns with the physiological requirements of human skin, offering characteristics such as smoothness, coolness, breathability, anti-static properties, UV protection, and vibrant colors. Furthermore, ice silk embodies the essence of cotton, with the quality of silk being an authentic ecological fiber that originates from nature and surpasses it.

    2. Maintenance of ice silk fabric:
    We have just briefly understood what ice silk fabric is. Now let's take a look at how to maintain ice silk fabric. Compared to pure cotton fabric, ice silk is less prone to deformation, but it is easy for ice silk to become stained with dirt, and some dirt may even penetrate into the fibers. Therefore, over time, many residual stains cannot be thoroughly washed away. Therefore, clothing made of ice silk fabric should be washed and changed frequently, and do not wait until the dirt is heavy before washing.
Ice silk fabric is best dry-cleaned, but it's a bit wasteful to dry-clean it every time in summer. It can also be hand-washed. To wash ice silk clothing, you can use regular laundry detergent, and using a neutral detergent is of course better. Be sure not to use alkaline detergent. The washing temperature should not be too high, no higher than 40℃. It's best to wash by hand, and when washing, it's best not to wring it hard. Just hang it in a shady place to dry naturally.