quilt drying is a living habit inherited from the past. The purpose of quilt drying is to kill bacteria with the ultraviolet rays of the sun. When the weather is sunny, take out the quilt and dry it. There are skills about quilt drying, but it's not always possible to dry it! Let's get to know the best time to dry the quilt.
On a sunny day, the best time is from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. If you want to dry it for a while, it's too late to collect the quilt. There will be cold and humidity. It's dew and moist. It's just the opposite. Not all quilts can be exposed to the sun. For example, synthetic cotton should not be exposed to the sun. Feather quilts and wool quilts must not be used to bask in the sun, because the high temperature of the sun will change the oil content of feather and wool, produce a rotten smell, and also deteriorate and become brittle, becoming a breeding ground for lice bacteria.
Attention to details: it's easy to leave some human body's scurf, sweat, etc. in the quilt. Even if the quilt is clean and not exposed to the sun for three consecutive months, millions of mites will grow in it, and the ultraviolet ray in the sun can effectively kill bacteria.
In addition, due to a variety of wood-based panels and wooden furniture containing formaldehyde and other chemicals, for a long time, the quilt inside will absorb a large amount of free formaldehyde. So, choose a sunny day and take the quilt to the sun. It can not only kill the harmful microorganisms in the quilt, but also make the cotton fiber stretch and fluffy, so that you can sleep under the soft quilt with "sunshine taste".