The quilt is getting smaller and smaller, so you can often bask in the sun, pat the quilt with "dust swatter" or other objects to restore a certain bulkiness, and at the same time, you can swat off some dust, which can also play a role in sterilization in the sun.

It is normal that the quilt will become shorter after several years of use. The new quilt is fluffy. After a period of use, the fibers of wool, cotton and cashmere will become "spherical" and "compact" rather than fluffy because of the pressure in use.

Maintenance and use of quilts

1. When processing cotton, the master can ask for an extra layer of gauze after pulling the bottom line, but sewing is not recommended. Instead, carefully wrap the quilt with special gauze and sew on four corners. This successful quilt is not only beautiful and generous, but also not easy to be damaged, keeping the quilt clean.

2. The quilt has good hygroscopicity and breathability, but it is easy to get wet and needs to be aired frequently. However, it should be noted that the new quilt does not need to be dried in the sun, because the first step to buy cotton is to require cotton to be completely dried, and the process of making quilt is a process of dehumidification, dust removal, fluffy and molding.