How to properly maintain cotton duvet cover set

In order to ensure that the pure cotton quilt cover can maintain its excellent performance and beauty for a long time, the correct maintenance method is particularly important. Pure cotton quilt covers provide comfortable touch and good breathability with their natural fiber characteristics, but if they are not properly maintained, they may cause damage to the material and deterioration of the appearance.
Understanding the washing label of the pure cotton quilt cover is the basis of maintenance. Each pure cotton quilt cover will be attached with a washing label, which details key information such as washing method, water temperature, and applicable detergent. Before washing, be sure to read and follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully. This not only ensures that the quilt cover is properly cleaned, but also effectively avoids material damage or shrinkage caused by improper washing.
During the washing process, it is crucial to choose the right detergent and washing method. Since pure cotton material is more sensitive to chemical components, it is recommended to use neutral detergent for washing. Neutral detergent can effectively remove stains while reducing damage to fibers. In addition, to avoid shrinkage or deformation of the quilt cover, it is recommended to use cold or warm water for washing, and avoid high temperature water or the use of a dryer. When washing by hand or machine, a gentle washing program should be selected to avoid excessive rubbing or pulling to protect the integrity of the fiber structure.
In addition to the correct washing method, the drying method is also crucial to the maintenance of pure cotton quilt covers. After washing, avoid direct sunlight and high temperature baking. Strong sunlight and high temperature will accelerate the aging, fading and deformation of the material. The ideal practice is to hang the pure cotton quilt cover in a cool and ventilated place to dry naturally to maintain its softness and luster. During the drying process, you can gently pat the quilt cover to help it restore its fluffy state, and check for residual stains or thread ends to ensure the neatness of the quilt cover.
When storing pure cotton quilt covers, you also need to pay attention. When changing seasons or not using for a long time, the quilt cover should be folded neatly to avoid heavy pressure and squeezing to avoid deformation of the material or fiber damage. To prevent moisture and mildew, some desiccant can be placed in the storage environment to ensure that the quilt cover is in a dry state. In addition, avoid contact between pure cotton quilt covers and sharp and rough objects to avoid scratching or abrasion of the material.
For stubborn stains on pure cotton quilt covers, such as oil stains and blood stains, professional stain removal methods should be used. For oil stains, you can use a special oil-removing cleaning product, such as oil-removing rollers or dry cleaning mousse, gently apply it to the stain, wait for a while, and then wipe it clean with a dry towel. For protein stains such as blood stains, rinse them immediately with cold water, and avoid using hot water or alkaline detergents to prevent the stains from solidifying. If the stains are difficult to remove, it is recommended to send them to a professional dry cleaner for treatment.