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Chapter 28

The best time to dry the quilt is from 11 am to 2 pm, and it should not be too long.After the quilt is exposed to the sun for 3 hours, the cotton fiber will reach a certain degree of expansion. If it continues to be exposed to the sun, the cotton fiber will shrink and fall off easily; It’s fine; for down or wool quilts, due to the high temperature, the oil in the feathers and wool will change, resulting in rancid smell. It does not need to be aired frequently, let alone exposed to the sun. It is enough to air in a ventilated place for 1 hour; use chemical fiber fabrics as the quilt surface Cotton quilts should also not be exposed to the sun to prevent the chemical fibers from being damaged by high temperature. When drying the quilt, it can be covered with a thin cloth for protection.

Everyone is used to patting the quilt repeatedly with hands after drying it to remove dust and make the quilt fluffy.In fact, such an approach is not scientific.After drying the quilt, just use a soft-bristled brush to gently brush the surface to remove the floating dust.

The fibers of cotton quilts are short and fragile, and if they are slapped hard, they will break and turn into dust and come out of the cotton layer; the synthetic fibers of synthetic quilts are thin and long, and are easy to deform. A hardened piece; after the duvet is slapped, the down will break into fine "feather dust", which will affect the warmth retention effect.After the quilt is slapped, the dust on the surface and the excrement of mites will fly up, which can easily cause allergic reactions.

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According to measurements, people will emit a lot of exhaust gas during a night's sleep, especially in summer, when the human body sweats more, the relative humidity between the body and the bedding often exceeds 60%, and the moisture will naturally adhere to the bedding.If you fold the quilt immediately after waking up, these chemical substances and moisture are not easy to escape, leading to the reproduction of harmful substances and microorganisms, so you might as well turn the quilt over after getting up every day, lay it flat on the bed, and fold it after a while.

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