Is it OK to dry a quilt often? Is the quilt good every day?

Of course, it can not only repel the moisture of the quilt, but also sterilize it with ultraviolet rays.

The sun-dried quilt is very comfortable for us to cover, and it is also good for the body.

I like to dry quilts, because I definitely want to dry quilts to be very warm.

Drying quilts varies in four seasons, and generally the quilt is dried when the sun is the most abundant.

In winter, one hour to dry in the shade. The feather quilt can also be placed indoors on a chair, as long as it can be ventilated.

There are also tricks to drying quilts, and it is not that the longer you dry the better. The best time to dry is between 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.

**The depth of the color is directly related to the quality of the tanning effect. It is generally believed that the heat absorption rate of light colors** is worse than that of dark colors**, so it is best to prepare a large black cloth to cover the quilt when drying the quilt. Because black is more likely to absorb heat, it will have the effect of doing more with less.

If you feel that the quilt is damp, but you can't dry the quilt during the day, you can use an electric blanket to physically "dry". The method is to place an electric blanket on top of the spread quilt and heat it for about an hour and a half.

Note: It is best to change the position of the quilt every twenty minutes to make the heating even.

Not all quilts can be exposed to the sun, such as synthetic fiber batting, which should be avoided from the sun. Duvets and wool duvets should never be taken to the sun, because the high temperature of the sun will change the oil contained in the down and wool, produce a rancid smell, and also deteriorate, become brittle, and become a breeding ground for lice bacteria.

And duvets and wool duvets should not be exposed to the sun, and it is enough to dry them in a ventilated place such as a balcony for 1 hour.

Secondly, quilts made of chemical fiber fabrics or mixed fiber fabrics should not be exposed to the sun, because chemical fibers will release chemicals when they are exposed to high temperatures for a long time. This kind of quilt can be covered with a thin cotton cloth before drying, which can protect the quilt surface from damage. In addition, wool duvets and duvets have very good moisture absorption and moisture wicking, and it is best to cover them with a cotton cloth when drying.

Finally, do not slap the quilt after drying. Because the fibers of cotton are thick and short, they are easy to break, and beating hard will cause the fibers to become cotton dust and run out; Synthetic fibers are generally thin and long, easy to deform, and once the fiber is tightened after beating, it is not easy to reduce, becoming a piece of cement; The duvet should not be patted, otherwise the down will break into fine "feather dust", which will affect the warmth effect. In addition, after the quilt is patted, the dust and mite excrement on the surface will fly, which is easy to cause allergic reactions.

Therefore, after the quilt is dried, you only need to brush it with a brush to remove the floating dust.

About washing quilts, it is generally washed once every half a month.

Frequent sunbathing. It can prevent bacteria.

I think it's good, it's so warm!

Let me tell you that if you dry the quilt often, it is good for the body, not bad!

It should be very good, disinfection, sterilization, and the smell of sunshine, and it is very comfortable to sleep and warm.

Well, because if the quilt is not dried often, it will give birth to mites.

There are many benefits to drying quilts often, and sunlight can sterilize, remove moisture, and kill mites.

Absolutely. It smells like sunshine.

And it can kill the bacteria in the quilt.

And the quilt gets hotter and hotter the more it gets sunburned.

Of course, it's not good if you get too often annoyed.

It's about the same once a month.

Okay, but you can't pry with a stick.

Not good. In the winter, try to dry the quilt between 12 and 3 o'clock. Because the humidity is heavier in the morning and evening, it is not suitable for cool quilts.

It is recommended to do the next time in a month or so. Because frequent drying of the quilt will also reduce the service life of the quilt, we should dry it once a month, which not only effectively reduces the breeding of mites but also does not affect the service life of the quilt.

In life, when drying the quilt, it is easy to beat the quilt with a small wooden stick, thinking that this can effectively remove the dust in the quilt, but in fact, this method is incorrect.

When you pat the quilt, it is easy for the fibers of the cotton to break into cotton dust and run out. Thus shortening the life of the quilt. There are also quilts of different materials, and the drying method is also different.

For example, if you have a duvet, just ventilate it, and don't dry it frequently. If the chemical fiber quilt is used, do not expose it to the sun.

Notes:

1. Reasonably grasp the time to dry the quilt, generally do not dry the quilt for too long, the time is generally about two hours, and the quilt can be turned over once an hour, so that both sides of the quilt can be dried.

Not good. It's easy to break! If it is a cotton wool quilt, it is best not to dry it every day, so that the cotton wool will be easy to dodge, and the thread inside is easy to break.

It's good to dry the quilt, but there is no need to dry it every day, so that the plant fibers in the quilt will be broken under the long-term exposure to the sun, and it is easy to break, I think the quilt can be dried for three to five days, it is best not to dry it every day, if you dry the quilt for a long time, it will reduce the life of the quilt.

Generally speaking, there should be more sun in the wet season in the south, and there should be more sun in the north in winter, but there is no need to dry it every day.

It is not necessary to dry every day, if you do it every day, it should not exceed 40 minutes a day. If you are exposed to the sun once a week, it is best not to exceed 4 hours.

Okay, but start at 10 a.m. and retract by 3 p.m.

If there is sunshine every day, in addition to the silk quilt, you can dry it every day, but the drying time does not need to be very long, because only one day, the quilt will not absorb a lot of moisture from the human body and indoor air, and the drying time is too long but shortens the service life of the quilt.

In addition, if the air in your area is already relatively dry, sleeping under a quilt every day is more likely to make people feel dry and hot during sleep, so drink plenty of water in your daily life.

Also, when the dried quilt is taken back, it is best to pat the quilt with a large rattan paddle to pat off the dust as much as possible.

Of course it's not good, it's not good to overdo anything, not only will the life of the quilt be shortened every day, but the person who uses the quilt will be very angry, and it is easy to cause mouth ulcers and other fire symptoms.

Not good, there is a lot of dust in the air, you will breathe into the lungs, especially the haze is also serious, if the silk quilt can not be sunburned.

It's good to dry the quilt, it's a good habit for hygiene, but it's not necessary to dry it every day.

If you have time, it's definitely good to smack more, sterilize and remove mites, and remove odors! It's comfortable to cover your body!

It is good for the quilt to be dried often and can be sterilized, but it is not recommended to dry it every day.

There is no need to dry it every day, it's almost the same once every two or three days.

This is not necessary, and it is best to dry the quilt once a week.

……Not so good.

Once a week, sunburn dust mites.

Good. I don't think I have time to dry it every day.

It's not good, you should dry it every few days.

Drying the quilt can be sterilized, even if it is dried every day, it should be no problem, as long as the weather is good. There are definitely benefits.

The sun-dried quilt is very comfortable to cover. After being exposed to sunlight, it is sterilized and warm. It can kill mites in the quilt. There are so many benefits.

The quilt does not need to be dried every day, it can be dried two or three times a week.

There may be a lot of dust, easy to bacterial infection, and there is no other harm.

In addition to sterilization, the fabric is also prone to color loss and damage.

There should be no harm, more exposure can kill bacteria, which is good for the body.

No, but it's easy to exhaust yourself to death.

1. Frequent drying of the quilt can keep the quilt fluffy, and it will be warmer when it is covered.

2. Drying the quilt regularly can effectively eliminate mites in the quilt, if you don't dry the quilt for three months, there will be millions of mites in the quilt. Generally, after drying the quilt, there will be a fragrant smell, in fact, it is the smell of roasted mites.

3. The best time to dry the quilt should be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., when the sun is at its strongest, and there will be no moisture in the air.