How to solve the moldy quilt, what to do if the quilt is moldy

Recently, the weather is always raining, the air is very humid, the quilt has no chance to dry, there has been mold, there is a musty smell, I don't know how to solve the quilt moldy look here?

1.The mold treatment on the chemical fiber fabric is relatively simple, you can use a brush + thick soapy water treatment, dip it in soapy water to brush on the mold, and then wash it with water, you can also pour white vinegar into the basin, soak the mold quilt for 5 minutes, and the brushing effect is better.

2.Silk materials are generally very expensive, and it is particularly easy to break, so brute force should not be used in the cleaning process, it is generally recommended to soak for a while, and then dilute the alcohol to 50% or white wine instead, sprinkle on the mildew on the quilt and let it stand for a while before scrubbing, rinse with water.

3.Cotton cloth contains starch, protein and other nutrients that can be used for mold growth, so in a high temperature and humidity environment, it is easy to mold due to moisture, and its mold removal is relatively difficult, it is recommended to use detergents containing biological enzymes or rice washing water to soak and remove.

How to prevent the quilt from becoming moldy: dry frequently, store it skillfully, and keep it dry.

Solutions for moldy quilts:

1. Mung bean sprouts at home can also remove the mildew spots on the quilt, because mung bean sprouts have a certain stain removal component, if the bean sprouts are placed in the moldy place to rub, and then washed to remove them.

2. Buy some soap in the supermarket, then use hot water to soak soap, a lot of bubbles come out, and then use soapy water to clean the quilt, and also disinfect.

3. If there is alcohol at home, you can use alcohol to wipe it, and the wiping time is relatively long, so that you can see that the mildew spots are gone, and it can also play a role in disinfection.

Ways to prevent mold on quilts

1. When storing the quilt, it is best to choose a dustproof and breathable storage bag, because the packaging bag is not breathable and can easily cause the quilt to become moldy.

2. Be sure to wash and dry the quilt before storing it, but don't dry it for too long, and wait until the quilt is not hot before putting it away.

3. When storing the quilt, do not put dehumidifier into the packaging bag, it is best to put it in the cabinet, so that the quilt can maintain elasticity.

I don't know if you have ever encountered such a problem in your life, if the quilt has been idle for a long time and has not been used, and when you take it out again, mildew has grown on the surface, and there is a problem of mold, do you throw away the quilt? The quilt is moldy, is there any way to deal with it?

1. What should I do if the quilt is moldy?

1. If there is a problem of mold in the quilt, we can use the rice washing water at home, soak the quilt for one night, and the mildew on it can be effectively removed, and then we follow the normal process of washing the quilt, wash the quilt with laundry detergent, and finally rinse it, and at the same time, we also need to expose the quilt to the sun.

2. If there are not many moldy places on the quilt, you can wipe it with a brush dipped in alcohol, which can also effectively remove the mildew on the quilt.

3. If the mildew on the quilt has yellowed and is difficult to remove, add the bleaching powder to the water, soak it in it after stirring evenly, and we will clean it again after about half an hour, which can also effectively remove the stubborn mildew on it.

4. Removing mildew with turpentine also has a great effect, you can scrub it with a cotton swab dipped in turpentine, then wash it, and put it in the sun to expose it.

2. What are the hazards of moldy quilts?

If the quilt is moldy, it may be that the house is too damp and prone to fleas or mites. If you are in close contact with people, then it will have an impact on people's **, such as your ** will itch, and even affect your physical health, and you will be allergic for no reason.

3. How to prevent mold in the quilt.

1. If it is some thick quilts or silk quilts and duvets, you should often take them out to dry when the sun is good, which can prevent the problem of mold on the quilt.

2. When storing the quilt, it should be placed in a dry place, and then it should be wrapped in a packaging bag, and mothballs can be placed in the sealed bag, which can also effectively prevent the quilt from becoming moldy.

Summary: If you find that the quilt at home is moldy, you can easily remove the mildew through the above methods, and of course, you must also do a good job of prevention.