When the weather is nice, do you dry the quilt?

When the weather is nice, will I dry the quilt? Of course I don't know what the problem is, but I will dry the pillow. (Really, don't laugh, I'm just a mudslide) because the quilt is too heavy, and drying it is a laborious task for me.

As a person who is both diligent and lazy, I still have a strong coordination ability. Usually, the lazy factor hidden deep in my heart always easily defeats the "diligent" child who is comparable to "Sister Lin". I'm not informal, and I always smile at this time and accept the arrangement.

Actually, it's good that way, that is, if you come, you will be safe.

Well, the end of the unserious, I announce: a new round of is going on. At first glance, this topic is just a very common life problem, but I think it can have more points for discussion.

First, I am an office worker, Monday to Friday, I don't care if the weather is sunny or not, anyway, I don't have time to dry the quilt. Well, it's the weekend, and I don't dry the quilt whether it's sunny or not, and I'm tired from a week's work. Weekends are meant to be relaxing, and in that case it should be on full display.

I want to sleep, I want to go to the waves with my friends, I don't want to dry the quilt ......Don't want me to move such a heavy quilt, even if it doesn't take too long to dry the quilt, but I want to make time for entertainment, as the old saying goes, "every inch of time is an inch of gold", we should follow. So when the weather is nice, I'm sure and sure I won't dry the quilt.

Second, I'm really serious, if you're in front of me right now, you can see the sincerity in my eyes. I believe everyone knows that there are a lot of mites in the quilt, which is why many people choose to dry the quilt. But there are some things that are not universally known to the general public, but are the truth.

Drying quilts, yes, is to kill mites. But drying the quilt on a sunny day, when you think that the mites are in addition to and are very satisfied, your sleep quality will also decline at this time. Because in fact, people have the habit of knowing the quilt, which is the same as recognizing the bed.

Although drying the quilt may get rid of mites, you will feel a little uncomfortable covering the quilt at night after drying it, and the natural sleep quality will be affected. Don't tell me that there are many, many benefits of drying a quilt, because it does affect sleep, and it is more important for me to sleep well than to get rid of mites. So I don't dry the quilt, when the weather is nice.

Three, I don't dry quilts, and there's a very strong reason for that. My mom said that if I dry a quilt, the whole quilt will be a lump. I always promised to be good when I told me, but the left ear went in and the right ear went out, and it was too difficult to speak.

That's why I still don't invite my little ancestor. She will dry, so I won't dry the quilt. Yes, exactly.

Okay, my reason is the above. Thanks, you're willing to read my nonsense.

It's time to play.

If it's cloudy and rainy for a few days in a row, and it's very damp in the house, I'll take the quilt out to dry. I'm a lazy person, and I usually don't move the quilt out to dry, it's too troublesome, and it's too much of a toss to move out and move it back.

If it's a rainy day for a few days in a row, and there is finally a sunny day, then I will definitely move the quilt out to see the sun, after all, the quilt is damp and it is not comfortable to sleep. And I'm a person who pays a lot of attention to sleep quality, and I can't stand the damp quilt.

And the humid environment is easy to breed bacteria, which will cause itching or small red spots and other diseases, although the human eye is invisible to these bacteria, but not seeing does not mean that there is none. Often, the quilt can be sterilized and moisture-proof, which is quite beneficial to your health. It's best to take the quilt cover off and wash it, and then take the quilt out to dry.

This leaves the bacteria with nowhere to hide.

If it is a continuous sunny day, we don't need to take out the quilt to dry every day, after all, the outside environment is public, and we move the quilt out to dry every day, which also affects the appearance! And it will make many people disgusted, they will feel that the quilt occupies everyone's leisure and entertainment place, and they will be unhappy.

After all, we live in a big environment, so let's think more about the feelings of others. Even if it is exposed in your own yard, it will not affect others, but you have to move out once a day, isn't it very troublesome?

Therefore, although drying quilts is good for your own health, you should also consider the feelings of others, and you don't have to dry them every day.

<> when there's a big sun, I always take out my quilt to dry, but I don't always go to dry it when there's sun. Because in the summer, what is the use of you drying today and tomorrow, and you don't want to keep warm.

I went to school in Guangdong, and the most uncomfortable thing to get used to here was humidity and heat, and everything else could be overcome, but there was no way around these two. It's summer and the weather is very hot, so we will turn on the air conditioner to sleep in the dormitory at night, but because of the electricity bill, it won't be on for that long, and we usually have to sleep for two hours. Because I am more afraid of the cold, I will cover the quilt when I sleep, so I will cover the quilt when I turn on the air conditioner at the beginning, but when it is not cold in the back, I will cover the quilt a little hot and sweat!

The quilt will be a little damp, and usually the air conditioner will be turned on in the dormitory during the day, and my quilt always feels a little damp when the air conditioner blows, and the summer is moderately high, so for a long time, I feel that the cup has a tidal feeling, and I will take out my quilt to dry on a sunny day. One is to dry off some water vapor, the second is to remove the smell of tide, and the third is to kill mites and so on. I also dry the quilt in winter, because the quilt always feels not dry in winter, it is damp to the touch, and it feels wet when I cover it!!

It feels like the quilt is getting thinner. In fact, the saddest time here is to go back to the south of the sky, the continuous rainy weather, the walls are wet, because there is no sun when it rains, the weather is still a little cold at that time, every night covered with a quilt that is not warm or not, I want to cry, my feet are quite cold, I want to fall asleep in the quilt to warm up, I didn't expect it to be cold in the middle of the night!! I still like the weather over there, at least not with the quilt!

The quilt is covered and feels like you're wearing clothes that haven't dried!

<> this problem should be traced back to when I was in my hometown, because when I was at home, I only went out to dry the quilt, and when I lived outside, I always had to consider the overall situation, after all, some people don't like others to dry the quilt, they will be very disgusted, so, when should we dry the quilt? The question is right, of course, choose the time when the weather is fine, but what about the specific time? Sunny day to dry quilt, the best time is 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., want to dry for a while, too late to collect the quilt, there will be cold moisture invasion, dew, counterproductive, not all quilts can be taken to the sun to dry, such as synthetic fiber cotton wool should avoid exposure to the sun, duvets and wool quilts must not be taken to the sun, because the high temperature of the sun will make the down and wool contained in the oil change, produce rancid smell, and also deteriorate, brittle, become a breeding ground for lice bacteria, It's scary to think about