How long is the best time to dry quilts in the sun in summer

We cover ourselves with quilts every night, so the time we spend with quilts occupies about 1/3 of our lives. This shows the importance of quilts. We need to take apart and wash the quilts frequently. If the quilts are not taken apart and washed for a long time, it will cause bacterial infection, which is not good for our health. In addition, we should frequently dry our quilts in the sun, which can reduce the bacteria in the quilts. So, what are the precautions when drying quilts in summer?

1. Choose a sunny and sunny day. It is best to check the weather forecast in advance in case there is a thunderstorm while you are at work, and you will not be able to go back to collect your quilts, which will get soaked. Sunny weather is best for drying quilts. The quilts will be warmed up so that you can feel the breath of the sun when you sleep at night. Don't dry your quilt in the sun on foggy days, as dust will easily stick to it, which is not good.

2. Time to dry the quilt. It is usually very cool in the morning, which is not suitable for drying quilts. After four or five o'clock in the evening, when the sun sets, it slowly starts to get cooler, so you should put away the quilts in advance. It usually starts at 11 am. The sun is shining brightly and two hours of sun exposure is enough in summer. If it is winter, you need to dry the quilt in the sun for one more hour, but you must also put it away before four or five o'clock. Don't think that the quilt will be better if it is dried for a long time. After four or five o'clock, moisture will come out and the quilt will easily become damp.

3. Turn over and dry in the sun. Generally, the lining should be exposed to the sun first. Letting it dry for a while will not only keep it warm but also kill bacteria. After drying in the sun for an hour and a half, turn the quilt over to dry in the sun, because some quilts are not suitable for long-term exposure to the sun and are easily damaged. But if you don't expose them to the sun, they will easily become damp, so just expose them in the sun for a short while.

4. Sunbathe at least once every three months. Generally, it is best to dry the quilt in the sun once a month. No matter how lazy you are, you should dry it in the sun at least once every three months. If you don't dry it in the sun, many mites will breed on the quilt. People with sensitive skin will easily develop red bumps when they cover it with the sun, which is not good for their health.

5. Be sure to dry the quilt before putting it away. Summer is here, and it's time to put away the thick quilts. It is recommended to take the quilt out to dry in the sun, then take off the quilt cover and wash it, then put the dried quilt cover on the quilt, fold it neatly, put it in a quilt storage bag, and place it in the cupboard.

6. When you take the quilt out of the cupboard to use, be sure to dry it in the sun first. Winter is here and the weather is cold. It's time to take out the quilt. It is recommended to take out the quilt from the cupboard, dry it in the sun, then take off the quilt cover, wash it, and then put it on again. You can cover yourself with confidence. Because even if it is placed in a cupboard, it may be contaminated with formaldehyde contained in some furniture, and exposure to the sun can evaporate the formaldehyde into the air.