Can silk be moldy or worm-borne when it is placed in a place where the weather has been very wet?

Hello, the silk quilt itself has a very good anti-bacterial and anti-mite function, and generally it will not be moldy and insect-prone. However, if the weather is always wet, the silk quilt will absorb moisture, and it may be a little wet after being put in the quilt for a long time. Moreover, although the silk quilt will not be moldy, it may be moldy. It is recommended to take it to a ventilated place to dry regularly. It is best to bask in the mild sunshine for a while (remember that the sunshine is mild and can't be exposed to the sun! ), but also help to keep the silk quilt dry and fluffy.