Tülay GÜLÜMSER, Fatma Gündüz BALPETEK, Aslı DEMİR

EV TİPİ YIKAMALARDA KULLANILAN KUMAŞ YUMUŞATICILARININ PAMUKLU ÜRÜNLERDE GİYİM SIRASINDA KALICILIĞI

Yaz aylarında, özellikle Akdeniz Bölgesi’nde, pamuklu tişörtler günlük yaşamda sıkça kullanılmaktadır. Tüketiciler temizlik amaçlı bu ürünleri deterjanla yıkamakta, yumuşatma, tazelik ve hoş koku beklentilerini karşılamak için yumuşatıcı kullanmaktadırlar. Bu çalışmada, ilkbahar-yaz aylarında popüler bir karışım olan yumuşatıcıların % 5 elastan/ %95 pamuk karışımı tişörtler üzerindeki koku kalıcılıkları araştırılmıştır. Yumuşatıcılar, mikrokapsül içeren ve içermeyen olarak seçilmiştir. Parfümsüz ev tipi deterjan ve yumuşatıcı ile yıkanan numuneler, 18 panelist tarafından gün boyunca giyilmiş ve belirli süreler sonunda skalaya göre koku dereceleri değerlendirilmiştir. Panelistler tarafından yapılan değerlendirme sonucunda, yoğun bir iş günü süresince mikrokapsül içeren yumuşatıcının koku dayanımının daha iyi olduğu bulunmuştur

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Body Odor, Natural Fiber, Fabric Softener, Microcapsules, Fragranced Textiles

DURABILITY OF FABRIC SOFTENERSR17; ODORS USED IN HOME TYPE OF WASHINGS AT COTTON PRODUCTS DURING WEARING

In summer, especially in the Mediterranean Region, basic T-shirts produced of cotton fibers in daily wear are frequently used. Consumers wash these products by detergents to perform cleaning, maintenance and soften them by softeners to fulfill the expectations of softening, freshness and nice odor. In this study, the odor durabilities of softeners over t-shirts with the blends of 5 % elasthane and 95 % cotton,a popular blend for spring- summer wear, was searched. Softeners were chosen as one of them included microcapsules and the other one did not. After various keeping durations treated with home type of washing by an odorless detergent and the softener, 18 panelists wore them during a work day and evaluated the scents by a determined scale. As a result, during a busy work day, softener that contained microcapsules had more durable scents and was found superior by the panelists

Keywords:

Body Odor, Natural Fiber, Fabric Softener, Microcapsules, Fragranced Textiles,

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