Horsehair bleaching solution

Abstract

The invention provides a horsehair bleaching solution. The horsehair bleaching solution is prepared from colored bleaching powder, hypochlorous acid, xylol and water; the horsehair bleaching solution is prepared from the components in parts by mass: 5 parts of the colored bleaching powder, 2.5 parts of the hypochlorous acid, 4.6 parts of ethanol, 1.4 parts of the xylol and the 86.5 parts of water. According to the horsehair bleaching solution, the colored bleaching powder and the hypochlorous acid can be used for effectively sterilizing and removing dirt; pigments on horsehairs are cleaned; the xylol is dissolved into the ethanol so that the bleaching effect of the hypochlorous acid can be alleviated; the corrosion of the horsehairs, caused by the oxidization of the hypochlorous acid, is reduced to a certain extent and the quality of the horsehairs is guaranteed.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of mane cleaning solutions, in particular to a mane bleaching solution. Background technique [0002] Pig bristles can be processed into bristle brushes and other items. The bristles themselves are of different quality and carry a lot of bacteria on the surface. The bristles taken from pigs or horses cannot be directly used for bristle brush processing, and the bristles need to be processed. [0003] The most critical part of the mane treatment is the aqueous solution washing treatment, before it can be sorted and screened as well as arranged and cut. [0004] The quality of the bristles is not uniform, and the color is not uniform. When the bunches of bristles are assembled on the same brush handle, the color difference is particularly obvious. A more effective bleaching treatment for the mane is needed. Contents of the invention [0005] In order to solve the above technical problems, the present inven...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] The quality of the bristles is not uniform, and the color is not uniform. When the bunches of bristles are assembled on the same brush handle, the color difference is particularly obvious. The existing bleach will damage the bristles, making the bristles brittle and easy to break. More effective bleaching of the mane is needed