The newly bought quilt smells like dyed fabric! Is this smell harmful to adults and children? What does this smell consist of?

The smell of newly purchased quilts is mostly due to unscrupulous manufacturers who only care about profits. Therefore, they use some inferior and banned toxic dyes when dyeing the fabrics, and do not rinse them completely after dyeing, leaving dye residues. excessive. This kind of odor mainly includes fishy smell, aromatic hydrocarbon smell, and high boiling range petroleum smell. This kind of odor indicates that there are excessive chemicals remaining on the fabric. If the fabric is dyed with banned azo dyes, there will be a chemical component called aromatic amines in it. Long-term exposure to aromatic amines can cause cancer (long-term exposure). It is best to soak it for a while and let it dry in the sun before use. If you still have it, don’t use it