Cotton Down Quilt Best Selling White Color Duvet Cover

The maintenance and storage of cotton down quilt mainly include the following aspects:

● Air drying. In clear weather, flatten the cotton down quilt and use a clothes hanger to help remove moisture and maintain its fluffiness. When drying, a thin layer of cotton cloth can be covered on the down jacket to protect its surface from direct sunlight. The drying time is generally from 10am to 3pm, avoiding prolonged exposure to sunlight. After drying, gently pat the down comforter to restore its fluffy and soft texture.

● Cleaning. If there are surface stains on the cotton down quilt, professional down detergent can be used for local cleaning. After cleaning, it should be naturally air dried in a cool and ventilated area. If thorough cleaning is required, it should be sent to a professional down cleaning shop for processing.

● Storage and storage. Before storage, gently tap the down comforter to remove floating dust, but avoid using too much force. Do not compress the down comforter to prevent damage to its structure, affecting its elasticity and fluffiness. Down comforters should be stored in a dry, ventilated, and dust-free environment to prevent moisture and mold. It is recommended to put desiccants and camphor balls in the storage bag, but make sure that the camphor balls do not come into direct contact with the duvet.

● Regular processing. When storing for a long time, it is recommended to air dry it in sunny weather every six months, and then compress and store it again after drying. Regularly inspect the down comforter to ensure that the down is evenly distributed within each plush compartment.

● Avoid using plastic bags. It is not recommended to use plastic bags to store down jackets, as some plastic bags may contain BHT antioxidants, which may cause the down jacket surface to turn yellow.

Following these maintenance and storage guidelines can help extend the lifespan of cotton down quilt and maintain their performance.