What are the consequences of sleeping on a moldy quilt?

Moldy quilts are harmful to the body. Mold is the deterioration and discoloration of organic matter due to mold growth. The warm and humid environment provides good conditions for the reproduction of microorganisms such as fungi and bacteria, which leads to moldy quilts.

Once these daily necessities that are in direct contact with us carry a large number of pathogenic fungi or bacteria, they can easily lead to infectious diseases such as jock itch, athlete's foot, and folliculitis.

These microorganisms that cause mold in the quilt are not very good for 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. After mold, various microorganisms, especially molds, multiply and produce toxic substances, such as metulin.

Drying the quilt from time to time can keep the quilt dry, prevent the quilt from becoming moldy, prolong the service life of the quilt, reduce mites and toxic substances attached to the quilt, and benefit our health.

It's best to wash the moldy quilt and then use it to dry! If you cover it, it is not good, if you are in direct contact with harmful bacteria such as bacteria and fungi, if you have a wound, you will be easily infected. Covering a moldy quilt is also not good for sleep, and in addition, the quilt is stained with the nose or overcovered, the air is not fresh, and the smell is unpleasant, causing dizziness.

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.