At first rayon was called artificial silk because, in its filament form, it somewhat resembles silk. In this procedure the fiber-forming liquid is forced through tiny holes in a nozzle or spinneret into a liquid bath containing a solution that produces filaments of pure cellulose, which can be spun into yarn. The filaments are drawn together to form both fibers and yarn in a single, continuous process. Care and Feeding For best results, hand wash in cold water and hang dry. A light ironing to smooth out any small wrinkles is all that's required to restore a fresh look to the garment.
Rayon is a cool, comfortable, easy care natural fabric .
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