How to maintain uncovered silk quilt?

Question 1: How to maintain the silk quilt? Silk quilts should be comfortable to use and have a long service life, and they should be maintained by themselves! Poor maintenance, such as washing and exposure, will affect the service life and comfort of silk. 1. Usage: Cover the silk quilt core with a quilt cover before use, which is convenient for cleaning. 2. Washing: The silk quilt core cannot be washed, dry-cleaned, chlorine bleached or ironed. If it is stained, it can be partially wiped with special detergent and then dried at low temperature. 3. Drying: Silk quilts should be dried in time, with an interval of one or two weeks, and each time is about 2 hours. Don't expose the quilt to the sun for a long time, which will cause the silk to break. After drying, pat it with your hand to keep it fluffy. Storage: Before storage, dry the dices once to remove the internal moisture as much as possible. Don't store it in a humid and sultry environment or put it in a plastic bag to prevent silk from getting damp and producing peculiar smell and avoid heavy pressure. Don't pile up heavy objects on the quilt to avoid thinning and hardening. Don't use chemicals such as mothballs to avoid polluting silk. A good silk quilt, well maintained, can be used for decades and is the most comfortable and clean quilt.

The most important thing to maintain the silk quilt is to add a coat to the outer layer. This is how the silk quilt I bought is used. This is a very practical method. There are many other cleaning and maintenance methods, but the most important thing is to maintain at ordinary times and try not to get dirt on silk. As the silk quilt can't be washed with clean water, it's better to be cautious.

Question 2: How to maintain the silk quilt? The nursing of silk quilt is relatively simple.

Silkworms are stored in a place where they will not be eaten by insects and moldy.

Usually, you only need to beat the quilt frequently to increase the fluffy degree of the quilt.

Of course, there are also some small details to remind you to pay attention to during use:

1, try to put a quilt cover outside the silk quilt.

2. Don't run, jump and climb on the quilt, and keep the quilt elastic and soft.

3, dry in a well-ventilated environment, do not expose to the sun.

In order to better maintain silk quilts and increase their service life, you should do the following when preparing for collection after winter:

1, dry, fold the quilt for collection after cooling.

Don't put mothballs and other things in the quilt.

3, stored in a cool and dry place, don't press heavy objects on it.

1, don't run and jump on the silk quilt, and avoid children wetting the bed on the silk quilt (it seems that I used to wet the bed when I was a child, hehe). It should be taken to the outdoor for ventilation at regular intervals and dried in warm sunshine for about 1-2 hours (once a month). Don't expose yourself to the sun, pat lightly, let the water in the quilt evaporate, and the silk will be soft and elastic and loose as new.

2, the outer quilt cover, dust has no chance to enter, because cleaning does not need to be washed, just clean the outer quilt cover. If it is polluted, it must be cleaned and sent to the dry cleaner for dry cleaning. Was washed with cold water and dried at low temperature. Pure cotton fabric will shrink, so it should be prevented from shrinking.

3. When storing silk, the packing bag should not be too tight, and don't use too much force. Keep it in a cool and ventilated place, so as not to cause the silk to become damp, heavy, not warm and lose its elasticity. Avoid high temperature and strong light. Prolonged exposure to high temperature and strong light will cause silk to become brittle and discolored. No chemicals such as deodorizers and pesticides are added. Proper placement can prolong the service life.

A quilt can be used for many years if it is well maintained.

Question 3: What are the shortcomings of silk quilt and how to maintain it? Disadvantages: high price, need to take care of bacteria, itching, sweating when dry, fine hair when not low, unfavorable to respiratory tract and asthma, not close to the skin, high price, short use time, easy to damp, easy to harden and not close to the skin, poor air permeability, not close to the skin, airtight, and poor warmth retention. If it is maintained, it seems that it can't be dried and washed.

Question 4: Is bare silk used for airing? When the temperature reaches above 45 degrees, sericin on the surface of silk will gradually soften. Softened silk is sticky and easy to stick with other silks. When the temperature drops, the bonded silk will fuse together, resulting in hardening and the feeling of covering is not as tight as at first. If it is only silk, it is inevitable. The difference is that a good quilt made of mulberry silk can be refurbished every few years; The used mulberry silk is poor and easy to harden. Renovation is to take apart the silk, pull it again and jump, and the silk will naturally become fluffy. So whether or not to renovate and how often to renovate are related to the quality of your silk quilt. If the quality is better, the renovation frequency will naturally be lower. However, to some extent, the frequency of renovation is also related to personal habits and the maintenance of silk quilts!

After a period of use, the bulkiness of silk is not as good as when it was just bought back. The main reason is that there is moisture in the silk embryo, so it should be put in a ventilated and cool place to dry, and the silk quilt will naturally recover. This is also the simplest and most effective maintenance method. At the same time, some people will take the same methods as ordinary quilts when maintaining silk quilts, such as putting mothballs or sealing them when not in use, which are incorrect maintenance methods. Mothballs cannot be put, because the use of mothballs will lead to denaturation of silk protein, thus losing the warmth needed as a quilt and affecting the service life of silk quilts. If silk is sealed and preserved, it will get wet, produce peculiar smell, and lose its warmth and breathability. There are other misunderstandings in silk quilt maintenance. I suggest you pay attention to Mrs. Hao Silk WeChat and search for "Mrs. Hao Silk" on the official account of WeChat to learn more about silk quilt.

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Question 5: Can the silk quilt be washed and how to maintain it? The service life of genuine 100% mulberry silk can reach 10~ 15 years (some sellers say 20~30 years or even longer, which is impossible unless you can renovate it frequently), but the service life of 10~ 15 years is also available. From this point of view, silk quilt is actually a very affordable product, which can be used for more than ten years with little money every year.

However, the correct maintenance method is also very important. Some customers are afraid to bask in the sun and use mothballs, which makes them unusable. This is to blame the quilt itself:

1, Use: Cover the outside of the silk quilt core with a quilt cover before use, otherwise the quilt cover will be easily contaminated with dust and stains. Don't press on the quilt when sleeping, and keep the fluffy feeling of the silk quilt. Children should be prevented from wetting the bed when using the silk quilt, and at the same time, your children should be prevented from jumping on the quilt.

2. Cleaning: If the quilt cover is dirty, you can take it off and clean it with cold water. Silk quilt core can't be washed, dry-cleaned and ironed. If it is stained, it can be partially wiped with neutral detergent and dried. If the stain area is large, it is recommended to go to the dry cleaner to wipe it with a special potion.

3. Drying: The newly-made silk quilt has the smell of silkworm chrysalis, and it can be blown in a ventilated place for two days. Silk quilts can't be exposed to the sun for a long time, but it's best to take them out and dry them for two hours every two weeks, otherwise they will get moldy when they are wet. After sun exposure, pat lightly with your hands to keep it fluffy.

4. Storage: Do not store it in a humid and sultry environment or put it in a plastic bag to prevent the silk from getting wet, producing peculiar smell and losing its warmth and breathability. Avoid heavy pressure, and don't pile up heavy objects on the quilt to avoid thinning and hardening. Don't use chemicals such as mothballs to avoid polluting silk.

5. Wrinkle removal: Because the inner fabric of silk quilt and silk pillow is mostly cotton, it is easy to wrinkle, and the fabric will become very uneven due to the extrusion of packaging and transportation during online shopping. You can hang it up and blow it with a hair dryer, and the cotton fabric will soon be flat.

The drying of silk quilts is controversial. Unprofessional merchants say that they can't dry in the sun, but can only dry in the shade. However, manufacturers in silk quilt producing areas suggest taking it to the balcony to dry at regular intervals, and farmers here often dry it. Here I will make a concrete analysis:

1, silk does deteriorate after being exposed to the sun for a long time, but ordinary silk quilts have cores, liners and quilts, and no one will dig out the silk to dry.

2. Silk quilts can be dried once every two weeks for 2 hours, and both sides should be dried, because the drying frequency is not high, so it will not affect silk.

3. If you don't bask in the sun for a long time, it may be stuffy when you store it, which will eventually lead to mildew and odor in the cotton liner or quilt cover, which is not worth the candle.

4. Remember to pat the silk quilt gently after each drying to keep it fluffy and warm, which can prolong the service life of the silk quilt.

5. Mulberry silk can't be sealed, so it should be breathable. If other things at home are generally stored by pumping, then silk must not be like this. Just put it right there. If you think I'm right, I'll recommend one for you. Go and see how it goes.

Question 6: What are the shortcomings of silk quilt and how to maintain it? The shortcoming of silk quilt-breeding bacteria.

Silk quilt is a kind of silk product. The weather is dry and the temperature is high, so it is easy to generate a lot of static electricity when rubbing. Static electricity * * * the nerve on the surface of human body produces small red pimples on the skin, which is easy to make the skin dry and keratinized. What's more, nerves are easy to spread to the brain, leading to more dreams at night and no comfort in sleep. But in the morning, I am in a trance, and it is easy to be sub-healthy after a long time.

The shortcoming of silk quilt-poor air permeability

Poor elasticity is also one of the shortcomings of silk quilt. Because silk products are easy to be contained because of their long fiber length, they will form a whole in a short time, which will reduce the permeability and comfort. In this way, the elasticity of the silk quilt is greatly reduced, which is not as soft and fluffy as before and has good elasticity.

The disadvantage of silk quilt-not thick

Silk quilt can get rid of the defects of poor air permeability and elasticity, use less silk while maintaining the same warm-keeping effect, and at the same time, the quilt is thinner and lighter, but for the middle-aged and elderly people and the infirm, the nerve adjustment ability is poor. Therefore, if the quilt does not reach a certain thickness, you will often feel flustered, uncomfortable and hard in bed, which will easily lead to symptoms such as poor rest and poor spirit.

Question 7: How to maintain the silk quilt? Silk quilts cannot be washed directly or exposed to the sun. It has its own antibacterial effect. My favorite silk quilt is not bad.

Question 8: What are the shortcomings of silk quilt and how to maintain it? Disadvantages of silk quilt: the static electricity generated by bacteria is poor in air permeability, elasticity and thickness.

The nursing of silk quilt is relatively simple.

Silkworms are stored in a place where they will not be eaten by insects and moldy.

Usually, you only need to beat the quilt frequently to increase the fluffy degree of the quilt.

Of course, there are also some small details to remind you to pay attention to during use:

1, try to put a quilt cover outside the silk quilt.

2. Don't run, jump and climb on the quilt, and keep the quilt elastic and soft.

3, dry in a well-ventilated environment, do not expose to the sun.

In order to better maintain silk quilts and increase their service life, you should do the following when preparing for collection after winter:

1, dry, fold the quilt for collection after cooling.

Don't put mothballs and other things in the quilt.

3, stored in a cool and dry place, don't press heavy objects on it.

1, don't run and jump on the silk quilt, and avoid children wetting the bed on the silk quilt (it seems that I used to wet the bed when I was a child, hehe). It should be taken to the outdoor for ventilation at regular intervals and dried in warm sunshine for about 1-2 hours (once a month). Don't expose yourself to the sun and pat lightly, so that the water in the quilt will be evaporated and the silk will regain its soft elasticity and be as loose as new.

2, the outer quilt cover, dust has no chance to enter, because cleaning does not need to be washed, just clean the outer quilt cover. If it is polluted, it must be cleaned and sent to the dry cleaner for dry cleaning. Was washed with cold water and dried at low temperature. Pure cotton fabric will shrink, so it should be prevented from shrinking.

3. When storing silk, the packing bag should not be too tight, and don't use too much force. Keep it in a cool and ventilated place, so as not to cause the silk to become damp, heavy, not warm and lose its elasticity. Avoid high temperature and strong light. Prolonged exposure to high temperature and strong light will cause silk to become brittle and discolored. No chemicals such as deodorizers and pesticides are added. Proper placement can prolong the service life.

A quilt can be used for many years if it is well maintained.

Question 9: What are the shortcomings of silk quilt and how to maintain it? Disadvantages: high price, need to take care of bacteria, itching, sweating when dry, fine hair when not low, unfavorable to respiratory tract and asthma, not close to the skin, high price, short use time, easy to damp, easy to harden and not close to the skin, poor air permeability, not close to the skin, airtight, and poor warmth retention. If it is maintained, it seems that it can't be dried and washed.

Question 10: What are the shortcomings of silk quilts and how to maintain them? 1. First of all, it must be explained that you must buy authentic "mulberry silk quilts" because there are too many problems with silk quilts at present. 2. Silk quilt is an animal protein fiber. Its main disadvantages are expensive, delicate, unable to tread, unable to bear heavy pressure, easy to absorb moisture, unable to explode, unable to wash, unable to pee, and not suitable for naughty children. Secondly, it is easy to deform, because silk is relatively contractile. 3. Mulberry silk quilt is a kind of high-grade bedding, and its advantages and disadvantages are really nine Niu Yi hairs. For example, it is comfortable, smooth, comfortable, fluffy and warm to the skin, which is incomparable to plant chemical fiber materials such as cotton and space cotton. Some people buy tussah silk quilts and even fake and shoddy products just because they have some shortcomings such as "not close to the body, easy to harden, fluffy respiratory tract, and not keeping warm." In addition to paying attention to the above "no", the maintenance should be aired for one or two hours in the morning and evening on a sunny day for ten and a half months. Do not use "smelly pills" and "moth pills" when collecting, do not pack them in plastic film bags, and put them in a dry place.