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“While some methods can be finicky with certain materials, such as triacetate (used in evening gowns), none of our difficult wool, linen or beaded garments shrunk or were damaged.”
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“Try nail polish remover, but do not use on acetate or triacetate fabrics.”
“Both fibers, but triacetate more than acetate, tend to build up static unless they have received antistatic treatments.”
“Fabrics made from acetate and triacetate are more elastic, warmer, and more wrinkle resistant than rayon, and shrink less.”
“Acetate and triacetate have moderate resistance to the ultraviolet radiation in sunlight.”
“Acetate and triacetate and their blends will be destroyed by nail polish remover, paint remover, and other solvents that contain acetone.”
“Acetone contained in nail polish remover and paint thinner harms acetate, triacetate, and modacrylic.”
“Acetate and triacetate, however, are both weak fibers, and fabrics made of them have poor abrasion resistance.”
“Fine cotton knits, machine-washable silk, wools, acrylics and modacrylic, some spandex, triacetate, some washable acetate, viscose rayons, and blends and items with linings containing them.”
“Acetate and triacetate have a little absorbency, but much less than fibers classified as hydrophilic.”
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