The hygiene of quilts cannot be treated equally, because different quilts have different washing methods. Fiber quilt: It can be washed with water, but be careful not to use washing powder to re-knead, and choose detergent. The washing time should n...
The hygiene of quilts cannot be treated equally, because different quilts have different washing methods.
Fiber quilt: It can be washed with water, but be careful not to use washing powder to re-knead, and choose detergent. The washing time should not be too long, half an hour is the best.
Silk quilt: It is best to dry clean. If you wash it with water, use special silk detergent, because silk is not suitable for using too strong stain removal products. It is best not to use bleach. After washing, take it to a ventilated place to dry.
Wool quilt: Can't be washed with water, only suitable for dry cleaning. Hang in a ventilated place in the sun for 30 minutes to 1 hour to achieve the effect of sterilization and moisture removal.
Natural quilt: Not washable.
Down quilt: Wash with neutral detergent. Do not be stabbed by sharp objects when collecting, so as not to damage the surface and make the down fly out.
There are also knowledge about drying quilts: The longer the quilts, the better. Generally, it is best to dry them from 11 am to 2 noon for 2 to 3 hours; down and wool do not need to be dried frequently, and they must not be exposed to the sun, because high temperature will cause the oil in the feathers and wool to change, resulting in a rotten smell. Such quilts can be dried in a ventilated place for 1 hour. After drying the quilt, people are used to slapping and patting, thinking that this is both clean and fluffy, but in fact it is not. Cotton fibers are thick and short and fragile; synthetic fibers are thin and long and easy to deform. Once beaten, the fiber shrinkage plates will not recover after being formed into pieces. The down quilt cannot be beaten, and the down breaks into a small “ feather dust ” will affect the warmth effect.
The washing methods of various different fabrics are different. Precautions for washing:
Cotton fabric: When washing pure cotton fabrics, put the washing benefits (do not use detergents containing bleaching ingredients) into water. After they are completely dissolved, put the cotton fabric in water and soak for no more than half an hour. The water temperature should not exceed 40 degrees. Soak and wash light and dark colors separately to avoid dyeing.
Silk and silk cotton fabric: Wash at room temperature. It is recommended to use silk cotton to wash (without biological enzymes) to avoid long-term soaking. You can dry-clean your hand and wash it in mid-temperature.
Chemical fiber fabric: Wash at room temperature, cannot be soaked in high-temperature water, can be washed or machine-washed, and the surface of velvet fabrics cannot be ironed.
Silk fabric and bamboo fiber fabric: Wash at room temperature, cannot be soaked for a long time, cannot be washed at high temperature, can be dry cleaned, washed in water, and cannot be thrown dry during machine washing. After washing, it can be dried in a ventilated and dry place, and cannot be exposed to the sun and ironed at low temperature.
Linse fabric: Do not rub hard when washing to avoid hair removal and affecting appearance and life.
