Many people like to pat bedding when they are in bask in the quilt. They thought they could get the dust off the quilt by slapping, and even tried to kill mites with their bare hands. In fact, this method is wrong. After patting the quilt, dust and mite feces will fly away, but it is more likely to cause allergic reactions. In addition, because cotton fiber is thick and short, it is easy to break. When the quilt is broken, the cotton fiber breaks and becomes "cotton dust", and gradually it is not warm. After beating, the fiber will break and agglomerate easily. If the quilt is dusty, please use a brush.

1, other precautions for bask in the quilt to avoid windy days and "secondary pollution". Choose sunny weather to dry the bedding, and try to avoid windy days, so as to avoid floating dust and pollen in the air falling on the bedding and soiling the bedding. In addition, you should also choose to dry in a clean air place to avoid the "secondary pollution" of bedding during drying. Bedding that has not been used for a long time or is newly bought should be dried once before use to facilitate drying and hygiene; Bedding in use can be aired once a week.

2. The best time is 1 1 till 2 pm. Although the temperature is not high in winter, ultraviolet rays are stronger in the warm sunshine in the afternoon. In addition, the air in winter is relatively dry, which can still meet people's drying needs of dehumidification, mildew prevention and sterilization. Generally speaking, it is most suitable to dry bedding from 1 1 to 2 pm every day.

3, the quilt should be dried but avoid exposure, wool bedding and duvet should not be exposed to the sun. Leave it in a ventilated place (such as a balcony) to dry for one hour. Outdoor drying, it is best to cover with a thin cloth to avoid or reduce the damage of direct sunlight to its fibers, so as to prolong the service life and maintain good thermal insulation performance.