Can the quilt be padded if it is moldy, and will the quilt grow moldy after a long time?

If it cannot be used continuously, it needs to be cleaned before use.

After soaking the cup contaminated with mildew in thick soapy water, take it out with soapy water, let it dry in the sun for a while, soak it several times, and then rinse it with water after the mildew is removed.

Treatment methods for mildew spots:

1. Mung bean sprouts: Put the tender mung bean sprouts on the mold point, rub your hands vigorously to see if they are clean, then put some mung bean sprouts and then rub, and finally rinse with water, the problem is solved;

2. The mildew on the clothes can be exposed to the sun first, and then the mold can be removed with a brush, and then washed off with alcohol;

3. The stains on the woolen fabric can also be cleaned with mustard solution or borax solution (two tablespoons of mustard or two tablespoons of borax in a bucket of water);

Wipe with 2 soap alcohol solution (250 grams of alcohol plus a handful of soft soap tablets, stir well), then wipe with bleach 3-5 sodium hypochlorite or hydrogen peroxide, and finally wash. This method is limited to white clothing, and the stale can be soaked in the solution for 1 hour.

4. Silk clothes can be washed with citric acid, and then washed and rinsed with cold water;

5. The mildew stains of hemp fabrics can be cleaned with calcium chloride solution;

Can you cover a quilt if it is moldy? No. The moldy quilt is very easy to cause allergies, and it needs to be removed and washed.

Definitely can't, the smell is not good, and it is not good for the body after a long time.

Yes. Causes of mold on quilts

1. The reason for the moldy quilt is that the quilt absorbs water, and in a humid and warm place, the moisture in the quilt will cause a large number of mold or insect eggs to multiply and grow.

2. Mold is a common natural phenomenon, which mostly appears in food, which contains a certain amount of starch and protein, and more or less contains some water, while the growth and development of mold and insect eggs require the presence of water and warm temperature.

3. Low moisture activity valueMold and insect eggs cannot absorb water, and after moisture increases, mold and insect eggs will absorb water in food and then decompose and eat nutrients in food. Wooden furniture and clothing can also be easily moldy after being damp for a long time.

The damage of moldy quilts to the human body.

1. The main reason for the moldy quilt is because of the high humidity at home, so it is easy to breed some microorganisms on the quilt, and these microorganisms are not very good for the human body and the respiratory tract.

2. If the quilt is moldy, it is not recommended to continue to cover it, but it does not mean that you have to throw the quilt away, you only need to take off the quilt and clean the moldy place, and then take the quilt core to the sun to dry and remove the bacteria and mites on it.

Yes. The moldy quilt indicates that the humidity at home is high, or the temperature is high, and at this time, it is easy to breed some microorganisms on the quilt, and these microorganisms are not very good for the human body and the respiratory tract, and the moldy quilt is also prone to lice or fleas.

Therefore, when putting the quilt, it must be placed in a ventilated and dry place, and when the quilt is moldy, it cannot be directly covered, it must be put in the sun to dry first.

In winter, whether the quilt will become moldy in the dormitory depends on whether the environment is humid or not.

If the dormitory is relatively closed and the environment is very humid, the quilt will become moldy. If the dormitory is not very humid, on the contrary, it is relatively dry, and there is a certain amount of air circulation, and the quilt is not easy to mold.

When the quilt is moldy, do not cover it directly, be sure to put it in the sun to dry, if after the sun, there are mold spots, you need to clean, wash all these black spots.

A way to place the quilt without mold

1. When preserving, the quilt should be cleaned, and the quilt core should be taken to the sun for a few hours before preservation.

2. When storing, ensure that the humidity in the wardrobe is in a relatively low state to avoid mildew caused by moisture.

3. When the quilt is stored, you can put some desiccant in the place where the quilt is stored to avoid the moisture inside causing the quilt to become moldy during storage.

Of course not. Moldy quilts can cause allergies, cause physical discomfort, and may also cause respiratory diseases in the human body.

When the quilt is moldy, it cannot be covered immediately, and the mattress grows mold due to the resurgence of moisture, indicating that there is Aspergillus flavus.

This microbial strain that causes mold in quilts can cause illnesses such as allergies, rashes, or respiratory diseases to the body's respiratory system and skin. What's even more terrifying is that lice may grow in the natural environment of this resurgence.

Or fleas. The best way for the quilt to become moldy is to expose it to the sun, it is recommended to dry the moldy quilt and beat it with a small stick. If there are moldy black spots on the quilt, it must be removed and washed.

Don't sleep, mold should have a bad effect on your health.

No. After the quilt is moldy, it can not be covered directly, it needs to be exposed to the sun, if it is sunburned, there are mold spots, it must be cleaned, and all the black spots are washed. The microorganisms that cause mold in the quilt are not very friendly to the human body ** and the respiratory tract, and are easy to cause rashes and respiratory diseases, and lice or fleas are also prone to appear in the moldy quilt.

1. After the quilt is moldy, it can not be covered directly, it needs to be exposed to the sun, if it is sunburned, there are mildew spots, it must be cleaned, and all the black spots are washed clean. The microorganisms that cause mold in the quilt are not very friendly to the human body ** and the respiratory tract, and are easy to cause rashes and respiratory diseases, and lice or fleas are also prone to appear in the moldy quilt.

2. The moldy quilt indicates that the humidity or temperature at home is high, resulting in some microorganisms breeding on the quilt, and the microorganisms multiply in large quantities to cause mildew spots on the surface of the quilt.

For cotton wool that does not have much mold, it can be used continuously.

However, moldy cotton wool may carry more mold and other bacteria, parasites, etc., which may have a certain impact on ** and will cause some ** diseases, and some treatment should be done if you want to continue to use it.

After exposing the cotton wool to the sun for a few hours, gently pat the cotton wool to remove the mildew on it, so that the musty smell disappears, because the mold will die in large quantities after being exposed to the sun.

Then wipe the mildew with 2% soap alcohol solution (add a handful of soft soap flakes to 250 grams of alcohol and stir well), then wipe the mildew with bleach 3-5% sodium hypochlorite or hydrogen peroxide, and finally brush with laundry detergent.

Extended Information: Ways to Prevent Mould on Clothing.

1. Classify the clothes, and then collect the sorted clothes in turn. Cotton clothes are susceptible to moisture and mildew, afraid of acid and alkali, must be washed and dried before collection, and put some mothballs in the wardrobe to prevent mildew and insect moth.

2. Pure woolen clothes have strong resistance to mildew, but they are also easy to cause insects, so when collecting woolen clothes, it is necessary to pat or brush off the dust on the clothes, wrap the clothes with a cloth after washing and drying, and put a few mothballs in the cabinet.

3. For the glue stain category, this kind of gum staining category has stronger dye absorption than other fabrics, so when storing the clothing with different shades of the gum staining products, it must be separated with white paper to avoid staining the light-colored clothes.

4. Silk clothes should not be put together with mothballs, if white clothes are put together with it, it is easy to be stained with yellow. In addition, silk clothes can not be mixed with silkworm clothes, because most of the raw materials of silkworm clothes have been fumigated with sulfur, which will change the color of silk clothes, and they can be stacked in the wardrobe after washing and drying.

1 Can the quilt be covered if it is moldy?

It is not recommended to cover. If the humidity of the quilt is too large, mildew will occur under suitable temperature conditions, and there will be a large number of bacteria, mold and other microorganisms in the moldy quilt, and the quilt needs to be in close contact with the human body.

2 What should I do if there is a musty smell on the quilt and it is covered directly.

There is a musty smell on the quilt, if it is only covered overnight, for people with strong physique, there may not be an obvious discomfort reaction, then there is no need to worry too much, just don't continue to cover it.

However, if the cover time is relatively long, or if your own physique is weak, it may cause discomfort such as itching and redness; In severe cases, it can even cause respiratory symptoms such as cough and throat discomfort. Those who have the above reactions should immediately replace the musty quilt, and the symptoms can improve after a period of rest, and it is recommended to consult a doctor if the discomfort reaction is severe.

3 What to do if the quilt smells too musty.

Steps: 1. Separate the ** from the quilt core.

2. Then clean the **.

3. If the quilt core only has a musty smell, it can be dried in the sun, which can play a certain role in sterilization.

4. If the quilt core is cotton and there is obvious mildew, it is recommended to refurbish the quilt core.

5. If the quilt core cannot be refurbished, such as down or silk material, it is recommended to use some disinfectant and then dry it.

4 **How to wash large areas of mildew.

1. Soak ** in rice washing water for one night, and then clean it with a conventional cleaning agent, which can generally wash off mildew.

2. If the mildew is difficult to clean, you can wipe it with bleaching powder or 35-60 hot hydrogen peroxide solution, and then wash it with water.

3. If the material of ** is silk wool fabric, it is recommended to wipe it with turpentine on the mildew spots, and then put it in the sun to expose it.

Note: These methods can help remove mildew to a certain extent, but if the mildew is very deep, there may not be a way to clean it completely, so it is recommended to send it to a dry cleaner for cleaning, or just change the bed**.

5 How to prevent mold on your quilt.

1. Before storing the quilt, it is recommended to dry it first to evaporate the moisture in it, and then store it after the heat is exhausted.

2. When storing quilts, it is recommended to choose a cotton bag that is both dustproof and breathable or a special quilt storage bag; If the bag is not breathable, it is likely to make the quilt moldy.

3. Put dehumidifier or mothballs in the cabinet where the quilt is placed, they can help absorb the moisture of the surrounding air and prevent the quilt from becoming moldy and insect.