Textile Fibers Burning Test

[@Toquelibre]

Great video, and extremely educational. I wished that I would have seen this before having a suite made for me in Thailand. They claimed that it was 100% Cashmere and after it was definitely Polyester. I had the place tare off a sample of the fabric so I can test it myself. I totally got Ripped off!! Thanks again for sharing.

[@deboneylindsay4066]

Who else is watching this for school 😂

[@pavcore]

lmao me tho

[@yasirshaikh371]

design tech

[@numanh8391]

😥

[@minigupta8823]

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[@aakarshpandey5940]

Me 🙋🙋

[@Lindavideos]

Great info & great presentation style - very thorough. I will definitely be sharing this video!

[@riahj8967]

I'm here for a school assignment and this was so helpful. Thank you.

[@inang1968]

Thank you for this! Our thesis needs a seal and I use a thread for that however I need it to be heat resistant because it is placed into car exhaust pipes.

[@KristisCorner]

This was incredibly helpful! I have a bunch of vintage thread and I'm dying to know what it is.

[@groshing]

Thanks. Very informative and well organized. Helped me sort my inherited stash of unlabeled yarns.

[@BlessedBaubles]

Me too. But I’m still quite confused because cotton and silk have the same burn qualities. I suppose this is going to take quite a few more videos and different views in order to know what in the world I have inherited so I can care for it properly after I’ve create things with it. The burns in this video are great, but quite short. So I’m off to watch and learn some more. I hope you’ve figured all of your yarns out. My best to you!

[@13fidm]

A million thank yous!!!!!!

[@allaboutdental1885]

Thanks for information it's very helpful 😊.. Can you tell me about glass fiber detai little bit...

[@thegoodfaery]

This is actually kind of scary...when you think about the fabric content of most of our clothing

[@Yapity111]

Especially the acrylic that just lit up like crazy. All those cheap but fancy dresses now we know just one spark and "phoom" no more hair for you. Definitely makes me want to invest in some silk clothing, it self extinguished here.

[@jeremiahpatlan]

A video should be done on weaves of fabrics and the impact of weave on fire resistance

[@stephritz929]

I noticed that rayon had a slight glow after the flame went out, where as cotton did not.

[@joemug4079]

What if it’s a blend of wool and synthetic? I have a carpet the fringe is natural but I think the pile is a blend.

[@olabisiotolorin1477]

Thank u for uploading this video u saved my life lately I could have gotten F+ but an A+ thank u so much

[@joshnibrainteaser7821]

Super Helpul .Thank you 👏👏👍👍

[@vishnuprabhakar2115]

Hi, i am doing my PG project in Flame retardant materials . do we have any Standards for like ASTM, UL-94 etc,...

[@Chrishunrishu]

This a video suggested by my teacher so I was thinking it is good but when I watched the video it was not good it was amazing 😉

[@danielbuchanan1560]

Was hoping to see fiberglass included

[@jaannaaj7]

2 threads is not enough to understand the burning test.. could u please make video with a piece of cloth😊

[@vatsalkhandelwal7133]

Can you do this experiment with water?

[@ojusj.759]

This video is super informative Thanks for sharing it to us 👍👍🙏🙏😃😃

[@helloviolindonna]

super helpful! thank you!

[@anastasiaartsimovich920]

good video demos but some fabrics are labelled incorrectly as artificial instead of synthetic

[@21stCenturySchools]

According to your burn test cotton and rayon have the same characteristics when performing a burn test. Are there any indicators that separate the two?

[@claire8602]

Chandell Asuncion rayon doesn’t have as much ash

[@norbertperera1470]

Very well done and informative Thank You

[@afzalhossain8544]

Its very helpfull video for learning about textile testing

[@luemoonba]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@patriciaotis1113]

Thank you this was enormously helpful.😊

[@shaharabul]

This video was posted before I was born……….

[@manavgaming6510]

thank you

[@sheenu3102]

0:49 wool ; 1:22 silk

[@sheenu3102]

@PRANJALAGARWAL 4658 u spelled my name wrong

[@jose-ji6yj]

What about asbestos

[@JCSRunur]

Jose, Asbestos is a mineral and as such does not burn.

[@jose-ji6yj]

Jack Styer Okay. Because I cut a short piece of thread from a knit cap I had and it burned away. The length was the same as these in the video. That means I had either a cotton or wool hat and is of no threat, right?

[@cymen1]

Asbestos does not burn. Quite a few materials look like asbestos but are not. Asbestos glows, easy to recognise.

[@theeffin2]

Excellent video great detail very helpful. Thanks for uploading

[@sss-pj1jx]

Was helpful. Thanks Man.

[@textilady]

This says it all! Thanks so much

[@TEXTILEFIBERS]

That was easy, good job.

[@austemagne2023]

Thumbs up for sure. You got it right.

[@lavnish3058]

it was good but there was no melting

[@takeiteasy2305]

Thank you very informative

[@kartikchoudhary172]

Why ain't you at 1 million subscribers?

[@pandadude5150]

where the fawk is hemp?

[@wellwisher106]

thanks a lot for upload. it was informative & helpful.

[@earthsign28]

Wool and silk are superior materials

[@myang4519]

thank you a billion, great informative video without yadi yadas

[@christiantubach-stevenson9382]

Nice flame ball

[@sujathavenkat9942]

My teacher is showing this video in zoom screen sharing to explain,🤗

[@sujathavenkat9942]

thnks for the like

[@joyliu4618]

THANK YOU!!!!!

[@thesanatantv6214]

A vry helpfull video thanks a lot

[@ajaykb7760]

Abhilash sir power

[@vandana9012]

Very satisfying

[@VivekSharma-cj5xm]

Thnx a lot

[@abhinavgamingchannel3856]

Nice video bro

[@userGGG702]

thx for sharing

[@Renegate007]

Thank you for the video

[@tejastechgamer6555]

You help in my assessment thank

[@WristCutGauze]

@TheMegaunkownuser how about attend some classes?

[@roxannewilson6403]

Here because of Textiles clothing and fashion class

[@duffibanks]

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[@prathamjaiswalcomputertric7694]

very nice

[@pranamyajain]

its very thankful for my project

[@mahfujmia2172]

Nice

[@drashtipatel2878]

good

[@pikachulover708]

You only have one video In six years

[@p4ckrat]

True, but that means that this guy has one more video than you do.

[@TextileTipsZone]

Please give me suggestion to develop my channel

[@markviski2708]

Meg nezten gabi néni

[@shaharabul]

Erm, what the sigma

[@RiffRaffMama.]

_"smells a bit like celery"_ Who else now wants to burn some nylon just to see if that's true?

[@aryankumar-bt5wb]

Legends watching in 2021

[@DebjyotiBiswas944]

You are absolutely right

[@basicallytae2815]

my actual lord and savior

[@RaihanSarker-zj1zz]

gd

[@gracelee1216]

The smell is choking bad!

[@JCSRunur]

Grace, Some of the combustion products of synthetic materials can be toxic. Burn tests should be done in a well ventilated area (outside) or in a fume hood.

[@urgesulek8749]

congratulations, beautiful, but the nose is more successful in fiber detection.

[@JimGreen569]

My biceps are the size of elephants

[@JimGreen569]

Certified Bruh Moment gladly

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[@ericjansen1798]

Very helpful. Thank you.