Pandora de Lanas Stop

The composition of Pandora de Lanas Stop Viscose 39% Polyamide 29% Rayon is a manufactured and regenerated cellulose artificial fiber. In Europe it was called viscose. Cellulose from wood or cotton fibers is treated with sodium hydroxide, and then mixed with carbon disulfide to form cellulose xanthate, which is then dissolved in more sodium hydroxide. The resulting viscose is extruded in an acid bath either through a cellophane slot, or through a small hole to make rayon (sometimes called viscose). The acid converts the viscose back into cellulose. The polyamide gives a great softness making it very tasty to the cue and the rest is soft acrylic and high quality. Acrylic fibers are obtained by polymerization of acrylonitrile. This fiber imitates wool or hair. Its properties are similar to those of polyester: easy care, durability, resistance, propensity to frost ... but these are easily dyed and the colors are brilliant. They are mainly used to knit knitwear, garments such as sweaters and sarapes, and household items such as carpets. The first brand of acrylic fiber that appeared on the market was "Orlon", discovered in 1941 by DuPont when investigating with rayon fiber; It has been manufactured until 1990 for carpets.

The characteristics of Pandora de Lanas Stop Each ball contains 50 grams of weight to weave, it is recommended the needles of mold No. 9 - 10 or crochet No. 9. To weave a sample box of 10 x10 cm. he has to throw 6 points and 7 laps. Machine washable at 30º. It can also be dry-cleaned. Do not use bleach. It should not be dried in a dryer. Dry preferably on a horizontal surface. Iron to a maximum of 110º. Pandora de Lanas Stop