Jeans can also pollute the earth, what are the dangers?

Jeans. It should be a type that many people love, and jeans are also popular, for many years, there will definitely be jeans in the fashion trend of every year.

As we all know, jeans are dyed before being made into a variety of styles, when we wash jeans, sometimes we may find that the jeans we bought for the first time will be dehydrated, of course, there are some inferior jeans, not only seriously dehydrated, but also a very unpleasant pungent smell.

If that doesn't stop us from loving jeans, some people even wear jeans all year round, jeans are not only durable and durable, but also a versatile commodity.

But in fact, jeans will pollute the environment and pollute the earth, because when we wash it, some fine fibers will fall off, and finally the water that washes the jeans will slowly flow into the water flow.

Because there is a lot of environmental science.

Experts, they found a lot of microfibers in many waters, and many of these microfibers belong to the fine fibers in jeans, which shows that when we wash jeans, those fibers can be left in a very far and wide place with the water source.

When these fibers flow to various places, it will cause very serious pollution to some lake waters, some researchers, they did a test, every time you wash jeans, there will be about 50,000 ultra-fine fibers, from the jeans, mixed in the water.

So this data is very amazing, don't look at a small pair of jeans, there are too many people around the country and all over the world who love to wear jeans, and there are a lot of people who wash every day, which means that there will be a lot of fine fibers flowing into various waters every day, and the earth has been very polluted by many things.

Therefore, some research groups have suggested that friends who love to wear jeans should reduce the time spent washing their jeans, and that we need to start with ourselves to care for the environment and the earth.

This is because jeans are made of a relatively difficult material to degrade, so jeans will also cause a certain amount of pollution, which will lead to environmental degradation, and will also lead to land and air pollution.

It is because some microfibers in jeans will damage the ecological environment, and there are a lot of harmful substances in these artificially modified microfibers, so they will cause great damage to the ecological environment.

Mainly because when washing jeans, some of the fibers on the jeans will fall off and enter the sewer with the water flow, and some dyes on the jeans will also pollute the water source, and some chemicals on it will also have an impact on the environment.

The danger of this is that the snowball on the jeans can also directly affect the safety of the earth, whether you escape it or not.

News, France recently studied the impact of jeans on the natural environment, from the manufacturing materials to daily wear, the life of jeans was analyzed, and the results came to save the earth, that is, a pair of jeans is best worn two days a week, washed every 5 days, and dried by it naturally, or even better not washed at all, let alone washed and ironed.

According to Hong Kong's Wen Wei Po, the study pointed out that each pair of jeans is made of an average of 600 grams of denim, sewn with 38 grams of polyester, equipped with 6 pot nails and 1 button, and is worn once a week for four years, washed at 40 degrees Celsius with high-energy machinery every three times, and ironed before wearing in a peculiar French way.

The study concluded that every French person wearing jeans should buy cotton goods from countries not far from France that have strict anti-pollution laws in place to minimize the damage to the global environment.

Washing, drying and ironing in a washing machine accounts for 47% of a denim's environmental damage, which is equivalent to wasting 240 kilowatt hours of energy per year, which is equivalent to lighting up 4,000 60-watt light bulbs, and dry cleaning is an "environmental disaster".

Burglian, who wrote the report, said that giving away old jeans or cutting shorts to make shorts can also reduce the environmental impact. "We're only focusing on jeans this time, but everything we use on a daily basis poses environmental problems, and we have to pay attention to some simple things to reduce greenhouse gas emissions," he said.

Many chemical fiber clothes are difficult to degrade, pollute the air after incineration, and become an environmental burden, while jeans are less polluted.