The correct way to air a quilt

Can I beat the quilt?

Expert introduction

Drying the quilt is to remove moisture and dust

Pat your quilt to make it more fluffy

Improve heat retention

You can also remove dust from your quilt

For a thicker quilt cover

For example, cotton, polyester cotton material is stronger

It's flapping

But tools are not recommended

Beat the silk quilt cover

Air a quilt of different materials

What should I pay attention to?

Wool quilt, down quilt, silk quilt

It is a protein fiber and does not tolerate the sun

Therefore, it is best not to be exposed to the sun

It should be dried in a cool and ventilated place

Cotton and linen belong to natural cellulose fibers

Is more sun resistant than protein fiber

But it's best not to be exposed to the sun

More than 4 hours

Polyester and acrylic quilts are more sunproof

It stays in the sun for up to five hours

Optimum drying time

Between 10:30 ~ 14：30

Uv rays are abundant at this time of day

Don't put it away immediately after drying

Because the quilt is hot

If you put it away right now

It is likely to produce moisture and mildew

How should the quilt be collected after drying?

Duvet, wool, silk quilt

The main source of warmth is fiber

It has a special three-dimensional structure

If you use a vacuum bag

It compresses the fibers, causing them to deform

Experts suggest that

It is best not to vacuumize completely

You can preserve some air so it doesn't deform