Method to remove odor from quilts
Method to remove odor from quilts
Blowing silk quilts
ventilated in the silk quilts is a very effective method. Generally, it will be ventilated in one to two weeks. But it will be better to burn under the sun, because rising temperatures will accelerate the replacement of air in the vents. Except for the time you can't burn too long in summer, you can burn for 2 hours without direct sunlight. But it cannot be too long, because mulberry silk will become brittle under ultraviolet rays. So some people dry silk quilts every day, but after a year, they find that the silk quilts are getting less and less warm and thinner. This is the reason.
Cotton Quilt
Cotton Quilt is the most common quilt. After the sun is sunny, put a few small bags of desiccant into the folded quilt (the small foods I bought at home usually contain desiccant in the bag, so you can collect them for later use), and then put a few pieces of soap (you can choose your favorite fragrance). The quilt will not smell in a few days.
Note: Do not pile the desiccant and soap together, but put it layer by layer, don’t use too much, just three or four pieces of soap, and the soap can be used in the future and will not be wasted.
Fiber cushion
Fiber cushion is the cheapest quilt. No special maintenance is required, but it is recommended to regularly expose it to the sun to achieve the effect of antibacterial and dehumidification. Water washing or machine washing is OK, neutral detergent or soap powder, use the washing machine to clean and dehydrate.
Down quilt
Down quilt is the lightest quilt. When there is plenty of sunshine, you can take out the duvet to dry for a while, but don't take too long. Hang in a cool and ventilated place outdoor (or balcony) for 2-3 days, then pat evenly to eliminate the unpleasant smell.
You can also spray lemonade on the quilt and place the quilt in a cool place to dry for a night so that the odor on the quilt can be removed. This method is very simple, but remember to use spray instead of sprinkled. Spray evenly.