According to the data, European bedding first appeared in15th century. At that time, the bedding was handmade, and the color was mainly white. People regard it as a work of art and only a few rich people use it.
/kloc-in the 0/8th century, Russian bedding appeared, which was handed down from generation to generation as a dowry for children, because the bedding at that time was handmade, and the skills of lace, embroidery and painting were very time-consuming, and each set of bedding was unique.
Matters needing attention
use
The outside of the silk quilt core should be covered with a quilt cover before it can be used, otherwise the quilt core will be easily contaminated with dust and stains. Don't press the quilt when sleeping, and don't wrap it under your body, so as to keep the fluffy feeling of silk quilt. When using silk quilt, children should be prevented from wetting the bed and jumping on the quilt.
wash
If the quilt cover is dirty, it can be removed and washed with cold water. Silk quilt core cannot be washed, dry-cleaned, chlorinated and ironed. If it is stained, it is best to go to a professional dry cleaner to partially wipe it with a special detergent, and then dry it at low temperature to prevent the fabric from shrinking. If the stain is not big, you can gently wipe it with a neutral detergent.
air
If the newly made silk quilt smells like silkworm chrysalis, it can be dried in a ventilated place for two days. Silk quilts should be aired in time, with an interval of 1-2 weeks and an interval of 1-2 hours each time. Don't expose the quilt to the sun for a long time, which will destroy the protein in the silk quilt and cause the silk to break. Pat it with your hand after drying to keep it fluffy.
deposit
Before storage, it should be aired once to eliminate internal moisture as much as possible. Don't store it in a humid and sultry environment, and don't 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.