What material is recommended for home textiles?

Hello, I'm glad to answer your questions. These three materials are the best: 1. Duvet - the lightest quilt.

The filling of the duvet is mainly goose down and duck down. A goose down duvet is a little better than a duck down duvet. But no matter what kind of duvet it is, it depends on its down content.

Generally speaking, more than 50% of the down is considered a high-quality duvet. Advantages: Due to the large amount of air inside, it is both light and warm.

Disadvantages: It is precisely because of the isolation of air that it has poor air permeability and fit. Generally, cavity code duvets use high-density fabrics as quilt surfaces, which are mainly chemical fiber fabrics, and static electricity is more serious when used in winter.

2. Cotton quilt - the most common quilt. Cotton is a very traditional source of warmth round material, cotton has better warmth, is the most used quilt, mainly because it is cheap, and the warmth is also good. Pros:

Less static electricity, pressing, warm and affordable, cost-effective. Disadvantages: The cotton winter quilt needs a relatively large catty, so the weight is generally larger.

3. Silk quilt - the most environmentally friendly quilt. The best silk quilts are made with 100% mulberry silk filling. Silkworms cannot touch pesticides and other chemicals during the growth process, so silk quilts are very healthy and environmentally friendly.

Advantages: Mulberry silk quilt not only has a good health care effect, but also comfortable and close. The water absorption of silk is twice that of cotton, and it has good moisturizing and moisture removal properties.

And the toughness of silk is also very good, and it is generally more durable. Disadvantages: Silk cannot be chemically bleached, generally after chemical bleaching, these silk quilts lose their green meaning.

The better materials for quilts are: duvets, silk quilts, cotton quilts, wool quilts, and fiber quilts.

1. Duvet: The duvet has good warmth, the shortest heating time, and is very light, which is most suitable for winter cover.

2. Silk quilt: The silk quilt is light and comfortable, can sleep more comfortably, and has a certain antibacterial and mildew effect. However, its elasticity is poor and not thick, so it is more suitable for summer and autumn use.

3. Quilt: The quilt has good warmth and comfort, but it is slightly heavy.

4. Wool quilt: wool quilt has good moisture absorption, drape, close-fitting, and antibacterial and mite inhibitory effects.

5. Fiber quilt: chemical fiber quilt ** is low. Indoor heating in the northern winter is relatively dry, so it is not recommended to use it in winter.

Washing and drying depends on the "core":

1. It is best to wash the quilt cover once every two weeks, and it is not recommended to wash the quilt frequently, otherwise it will reduce the fluffiness.

2. The quilt of chemical fiber quilt and quilt can be washed once a year. Duvet tires are washed once every 2 to 3 years. Wool and silk quilts should only be partially washed, or preferably not washed.

3. During daily use, the quilt should be dried according to the situation. Quilts are generally heavier, release moisture more slowly, and need to be dried frequently.

4. The chemical fiber quilt has poor hygroscopicity, so it can be exposed to less sun, and the main purpose of drying the chemical fiber quilt is to sterilize rather than eliminate moisture.

5. Duvets and silk quilts are not suitable for drying, and are easy to damage the fibers.

6. Wool is highly hygroscopic, easy to get damp and insects, and needs to be dried frequently, but not exposed.

7. When drying, it is advisable to dry the quilt for 3 4 hours, the chemical fiber quilt is suitable for 2 3 hours, and the down, wool and silk quilt is suitable for 1 2 hours, which is best from 10 o'clock in the morning to 2 o'clock in the afternoon.