In what season is there no resurgence in bask in the quilt? My new quilt has not been aired for five years.

The non-resurgence season is autumn and winter, because the air in autumn and winter is cold and dry, but the temperature of sunshine is low. The air humidity is high in spring and summer, but the sunshine temperature is high, especially in late summer, which is both high and sultry. Quilts should be aired frequently, preferably once a month or two. If you are afraid of moisture regain, you can easily solve it. Look at the weather forecast more. As long as it doesn't rain for two days, the first day is in bask in the quilt, and the second day is sunny, there is generally no resurgence. Because, the resurgence phenomenon is in bask in the quilt on the first day, and it rains the next day, so it is easy to regain the tide. It has little to do with the season.