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Anonymous users2024-02-13I think that the smell produced after drying the quilt should be after the sun and our cotton have interacted, and the taste of a little air produced is relatively fresh, which can sterilize our quilt.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12The smell that comes out after the quilt is ozone smell, which is the smell of ozone formed by the mixing of fibers from plants and animals after being heated.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11This smell is caused by the oxidation of dust and oxygen. The taste was very good for us.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10This is because in the process of drying the quilt, it can play a role in killing mites, so in this way, the mites in the quilt can be killed, so there will be a very good smell.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Because after the quilt is dried, the quilt will be particularly fluffy, and it can also stimulate some things in the quilt, so it will have the smell of the sun.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08It is because when drying the quilt, the sunlight is particularly warm, and all the microorganisms in the quilt can be killed, so it smells very good.
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Anonymous users2024-02-071. The ** of this smell is ozone. We know that in the quilt is cotton, and there is a lot of air in the voids of cotton, and ultraviolet rays in the sun.
After a long period of exposure, the oxygen in the air in the quilt will change, and the result of the change is ozone.
2. There is cotton grease in cotton. Cotton butter also smells when it is heated by irradiation, and the smell of cotton fat and ozone are fused together to create what we usually call the "smell of sunshine."
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Anonymous users2024-02-061. When the bedding is basking in the sun, it absorbs the aroma of air and plants, and the smell of cotton fiber being roasted, so that there is the taste of this warm sun.
2. This "taste of the sun" is not the taste of roasted mites! In fact, after the bedding is exposed to the sun, it only drives away the mites and does not roast the mites, and the drying quilt only makes the moisture in the quilt evaporate by the sun, which is no longer suitable for the mites to survive, they can only escape, and it is not enough to kill the mites.
3. The survival period of mites is about 3 months, and the reproduction rate is very fast, and a mite can reproduce into 300 in 3 months. When the temperature is low and the humidity is high, the life span of mites is longer, while the high temperature and low humidity are not conducive to their survival, and the season change season is the high season for mites.
First, remove mites. The most common mite in bedding is dust mites, which as an allergen, can cause many allergic reactions and greatly endanger people's health. Drying the quilt regularly, although it can not completely remove dust mites, can effectively inhibit the reproduction of dust mites; >>>More
After the quilt is covered for a long time, the cotton or other fillers inside will absorb moisture, and it will become fluffy, and it will also absorb some strange smells in the house, and mites will also make people's ** surface feel uncomfortable, and it will need to be exposed to the sun at this time. However, the current buildings are basically not designed to consider the place to dry the quilt, in fact, the living building can be dried in the following places: >>>More
In daily life, many people are not resistant to some special smells, such as the smell of gasoline, the smell of mud after rain, and the smell of drying quilts. In recent days, southerners have finally endured a month of wet and cold weather, ushered in the scorching sun, and many people have taken out their quilts outside to dry. I believe everyone has noticed that the quilt after drying can always smell a special fragrance, the older generation often say that this is the smell of the sun, but some people say that this is the smell of mites after being scorched by the sun, is this true? >>>More
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. >>>More
In fact, mites are not afraid of exposure to the sun, to the sun in winter, southerners will invariably take out the quilt and put it in the sun, the quilt after exposure is not only warm, but also exudes a slight fragrance, some people call it the sun bay, some people say that this is the smell of the mites in the quilt being burned. But this statement can cause some discomfort, because many people will like this inexplicable taste, and they have to take a few deep puffs every time they finish drying the quilt. >>>More