What are the magical uses of silk scarves?

The cold winter has arrived, how can you keep yourself warm and look beautiful at the same time? Silk scarves are undoubtedly a must-have. But you know what? In addition to keeping warm and decorating, silk scarves have many uses. Some of the wonderful uses that are more or less ignored by us are especially important for people who like to travel. \x0d\\x0d\1Use it as a headscarf or hair tie, which is especially suitable for people who are exercising! Use a scarf to wrap your hair as a scarf, tie it into a ponytail, or fold it into a long strip and tie it on your forehead to prevent your hair from unraveling and blocking your view. At the same time, it can also help you block the sun and absorb sweat. Fabric scarves work better with this method. \x0d\2. Act as a rag. If you have countless silk scarves and you are willing to give them up, you can use the silk scarf as a rag to clean it after a meal or when the place where you want to sit and rest is a little dirty. Similar uses include shining shoes, cleaning other items, and more. \x0d\3 Wipe your camera lens when traveling. If your camera lens is stained with dust and affects the shooting effect, and you don’t have a special wiping cloth, you can make do with a silk scarf. But the premise is to make sure that the silk scarf is soft and has no hard objects on it, otherwise it will scratch your precious lens and it will be a waste. This method also works well for wiping your sunglasses and car windshields. \x0d\4Tie small items to your backpack. If small items such as water bottles and umbrellas cannot be squeezed into your backpack, or you want to access them at any time, tying them with a silk scarf on the outside of your backpack is a good choice. Of course, you have to be careful not to impede your movements. \x0d\5 Drive away mosquitoes. It is inevitable to encounter mosquitoes and bugs when traveling in the wild. Carrying a small silk scarf in your pocket can help you drive away these annoying little things at any time. \x0d\6 Mark your suitcases. If someone else’s suitcase happens to be exactly the same as yours, wearing a silk scarf will allow you to easily identify your own items and avoid making mistakes. \x0d\7 Use a silk scarf dipped in water to keep cool in the summer. When traveling in summer, sweating is inevitable. Soaking a silk scarf in water and wrapping it around your neck can help you cool down and keep your body comfortable. \x0d\8 Make marks in the wild. If you get lost or have an accident in the wild, tying a silk scarf to surrounding objects can make it easier for friends to find you, and it can also mark the places you have walked. In this case, it would be best if you have multiple scarves. \x0d\9 Photo props. You take so many photos during travel that you can’t even think of how to pose. You might as well take out a silk scarf as a prop and let it flutter in the wind, tie it around your waist as a handsome decoration, half-cover your face, etc. , allowing you to leave a variety of moving images. \x0d\10 When used as an eye mask, if the external light is too strong and affects your sleep while sleeping, the silk scarf can immediately become a useful eye mask. The darker the scarf, the better the effect. \x0d\11 Use it as a mask. When traveling, if you encounter sand and dust, you can cover your nose with a silk scarf. You can also use it to cover your nose or mouth when there is smoke or a pungent smell around. In the unfortunate event of a fire, covering your nose or mouth with a silk scarf dipped in water can also help you escape danger. \x0d\12 Wrap ice cubes for compression. If you are sick and have a fever at home in the middle of the night, you can wrap ice cubes in a silk scarf to cool down. In the event of a sprain, you can also apply ice to reduce swelling before further treatment. \x0d\13 Amuse pets. If you like to travel with pets, you might as well bring a silk scarf on the road. You can use it to make your cats and dogs lively. \x0d\14 As an event prop, when the unit organizes activities, a silk scarf can be used as a prop to participate in the game, and the scarf of the same color can also become a mark to identify teammates. \x0d\15 Wiping sweat and washing your face is not a commonly used method, but you might as well give it a try when necessary. \x0d\16 When wrapping fragile items in your backpack, it is best to pack them with other soft towels, clothing, etc., which can effectively protect your fragile items. \x0d\17 Wrap the wound, unfortunately, a clean silk scarf can come in handy. If bleeding occurs, you happen to have first-aid supplies such as hemostatic patches and gauze with you. You can use a silk scarf in addition to enhance the hemostatic effect. \x0d\18Cover the public phone to reduce bacteria, wrap the public phone with a silk scarf before talking, this use is suitable for people with mysophobia. But remember to clean the scarf afterward. \x0d\19 Collect small items. If you like shells on the beach or wild fruits in the woods, and you want to take them away as souvenirs, you can wrap the small items you want to take away with a silk scarf.

But be sure to tie the four corners of the scarf with a strong slip knot! Again, if your scarf is very expensive, be careful not to let these "souvenirs" poke holes in your scarf. \x0d\20 Use it as a pillow towel. If you are not used to hotel pillows, laying your own silk scarf may make you feel more at ease. This method is also suitable for people with mysophobia. \x0d\21 Act as napkins. If the restaurant you are dining in does not provide napkins and your clothes are expensive, then the silk scarf you carry with you can come in handy. \x0d\22 Bandage the wound. If you are bitten by a snake in the wild, you can use a silk scarf to tie the wound close to the heart, preferably 2 cm to 10 cm, to prevent the venom from intruding. Remember to relax for a minute or two every 20 minutes or so to avoid limb necrosis.