In today's world, people are constantly seeking to enhance their quality of life, and this extends to home textiles, where both design and craftsmanship have seen significant improvements. However, as the home textile market continues to grow and consumer demand increases, some substandard products have also started to appear on the market. These items may look attractive at first glance, but after just one wash, they tend to fade or shrink. Worse still, some fabrics contain harmful substances in terms of composition, dye content, and pH levels, which can lead to skin irritation and allergic reactions. At the end of last year, the Beijing Industrial and Commercial Administration released the results of a quality inspection on bedding products in the retail market. One well-known brand was found to contain azo dyes that can release carcinogenic aromatic amines. This discovery has raised serious concerns about the safety of some home textile products. According to recent reports, there are four major issues currently affecting home textile products. First, the actual fabric content often doesn't match what is stated on the label. Second, the color fastness is poor, meaning colors easily run or fade during washing. Third, the pH level of the fabric exceeds safe limits, which can disrupt the natural acid-base balance of the skin. Lastly, some materials used in production are not suitable for direct contact with the skin, such as those used in clothing and bedding. During the manufacturing process, various dyes, chemical auxiliaries, and finishing agents are added to textiles. Some of these agents may contain harmful substances. Experts warn that human skin has a slightly acidic pH, and if the pH of the fabric is too high or too low, it can damage the skin’s protective barrier, leading to bacterial imbalances and allergic reactions. Long-term exposure to certain chemicals may even increase the risk of cancer. To address these issues, stricter quality control measures are needed throughout the supply chain. Manufacturers must ensure that raw materials are properly tested and that the dyeing and finishing processes are carefully managed. If substandard products reach the market, they can seriously harm consumers’ health and rights. Those who purchase or use such products have the right to take legal action or file complaints with relevant authorities to protect their interests. Consumers should also be more informed and cautious when choosing home textiles. Reading labels, checking certifications, and purchasing from trusted brands can help avoid potential risks. As the market grows, so does the responsibility of both producers and buyers to prioritize safety and quality.

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