Bedding includes bed sheets, bedspreads, bedding, duvet covers, pillows, pillowcases, lumbar support and more. But how many people know what to pay attention to cleaning and maintenance! The following are the precautions for bed cleaning provided by Fanyu Home Textile:
1, chemical fiber fabric, washing at room temperature, can not be soaked with high temperature water, machine wash, water wash, velvet fabric can not iron the surface of the velvet.
2, the general soaking time is not more than half an hour, the water temperature during cleaning should generally not exceed 40 degrees Celsius.
3. When cleaning cotton fabrics, detergent such as washing powder (do not use detergent containing bleaching agent) should be put into water, and then fully melted, then put into cotton fabric.
4, fabrics containing wool, cashmere fiber: washing at room temperature, medium temperature ironing, such fabrics recommended dry cleaning, washing with as little as possible with a biological enzyme-containing detergent for a long time soaking, it is recommended to use silk detergent.
5. If using a dryer, please use low temperature drying, the temperature should not exceed 35 degrees Celsius to prevent excessive shrinkage. Decorative items such as laces, pendants, etc. must be removed and washed first.
6, corduroy, dry cleaning, washing: washing at room temperature, ironing at medium temperature, ironing should be ironed on the back of the fabric, it is best to iron when dry, can be used to comb the front fluff when drying, to maintain the fluff feel for a long time.
7, silk fabric, silk cotton fabric, soybean fiber fabric: normal temperature water washing can not use detergent containing biological enzymes, dry cleaning and hand washing, can not be dried when washing, can not be wrung out, can not be exposed to sunlight, low temperature ironing It is recommended to use silky detergent. Add a little vinegar to increase the gloss of the fabric.
8. When the linen products are washed, they should not be rubbed or smashed to avoid fluffing and affect the appearance and life. After the cleaning is completed, the drying is carried out, and the exposure is not allowed for a long time. Consumers often mistakenly believe that the longer they are, the better.
9. When cleaning textile products, light-colored products should be washed separately from dark products to avoid dyeing.
10, Tencel fabric, bamboo fiber fabric, can be washed, dry cleaning, washing at room temperature, can not be soaked at high temperature, can not be dried when machine washing, after drying, can be dried in the ventilated and protected from light, can not be exposed to the sun, should be ironed at low temperature.
Fanyu Home Textile reminds you to pay attention to the following misunderstandings:
1. The quilt and pillow are not dried for as long as possible. Because cotton is rich in natural oils, it takes too long to dry and age the oil, which affects its adhesion and heat preservation properties. Generally, it is best to dry for 2~3 hours from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm. It is best to have a good light and dry, and it can avoid dust that is easily contaminated by drying for a long time.
2. Exposure can be high temperature antivirus. Down and wool bedding does not require frequent drying and must not be exposed to the sun. Because the high temperature during exposure causes the oil in the feathers and wool to change, resulting in rancid smell. This type of quilt can be aired for 1 hour in a ventilated place.
3. The quilt is more fluffy. After drying the quilt, I like to pat and beat. I feel that it is clean and can make the quilt fluffy. In fact, it is not: cotton fiber is thick and short, brittle; synthetic fiber is thin and long, easy to deform, once beaten, the fiber is tightly packed into pieces. Children will not be restored; 3. The duvet can not be beaten, and the down is broken into a small "feather dust", which will affect the warmth effect.
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