Is it suitable for bask in the quilt as long as there is sunshine?

That's not true. With the high temperature of 40 degrees in summer, basically no one will choose bask in the quilt. Why? It is because if the sun is too strong, bask in the quilt will scorch the quilt at this time, and the fibers of the quilt will shrink and fall off easily, so that the quilt will lose its elasticity and will not be as warm as before.

Therefore, bask in the quilt is also a science, and he is very particular about it. Come to bask in the quilt when the sunshine is the most abundant, such as10: 00 ~11:00 in the afternoon or morning. This time is good. When drying, you can cover the quilt with a thin layer of cloth, which can protect the quilt surface from damage and prevent the fibers from being burnt.

When you are in bask in the quilt, you should also control your time. If it is synthetic cotton, it usually takes only 1~2 hours. Because this kind of quilt has no fiber expansion, you can remove the water from the quilt with a little sun exposure.

However, the drying time of down cotton, synthetic fiber and wool quilt is short, generally controlled at about one hour. If you continue to be exposed to high temperature, the fibers inside the quilt will be destroyed, and even an unpleasant smell will appear, which will get worse and worse.

Try not to choose bask in the quilt after 3 o'clock. Although the sun is still strong at this time, it will soon enter the evening, and the dew will come, and the quilt will get wetter and wetter.

The quilt must be put in in time after it is dried on the same day, and it can't be left outside for the night, otherwise the dew will wet the quilt the next day, and it will be all in vain.

Often drying the quilt can remove harmful substances such as microorganisms, bacteria and dust mites on the quilt. Because ultraviolet rays have a strong bactericidal effect, it can reduce the probability of human exposure to viruses.