In May 2007 the EU enacted 20 years is considered the most important part of EU legislation: REACH regulations, namely 1907/2006 / EC "on Chemicals Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of regulations" (the REACH Regulation). This is the latest part of the EU chemical legislation, which on June 1, 2007 came into force, and from June 1, 2008 officially implemented in the EU. REACH replaces 40 existing EU legislation, to become a unified set of chemicals registration, evaluation, authorization and regulatory restrictions. REACH is required to prove the main content of household products do not contain harmful chemicals. Therefore, all produced in the EU or imported into the EU market of household products, which mainly refers to textiles, must pass registration, inspection and approval of the content of harmful chemicals, once more than the provision of content may not be sold on the EU market. Product range covers the EU REACH REACH will involve 30,000 kinds of chemical substances, namely the EU market existing 100,000 kinds of chemical substances in nearly one-third. Detection will take a gradual approach, in 3.6 years or 11 years, gradually increase the types of test substance, but in 2013, will give priority to the detection of the most harmful substances or imported the largest. Three years from now, a year from one ton of volume detected since, all products containing the most dangerous substances, such as carcinogens, mutagens and reproductive toxic substances when substance must first registration, through testing.