What are the wrong operating precautions to avoid when maintaining cotton duvet cover set

The care and maintenance of Cotton Duvet Cover Set is an important part to ensure its long-term use and beauty. First of all, during the washing process, be sure to pay attention to the control of water temperature. Cotton fabrics are prone to shrinkage and deformation in high temperature environments, so it is recommended that the washing water temperature should not exceed 40°C. High temperature washing may not only cause the fabric to shrink, but also damage the structure of the cotton fiber, making it fragile and easy to wear. In addition, do not use bleach or strong alkaline detergents. These chemicals will damage the cotton fibers, causing the fabric to fade, harden or produce odors, thus affecting the use experience and product life.

When drying Cotton Duvet Cover Set, it is particularly important to avoid long-term direct sunlight. Although sunlight has a certain bactericidal effect, continuous exposure to strong sunlight will cause the fabric to fade, age, and even crack. Therefore, it is recommended to dry in a cool and ventilated environment, and try to turn the fabric back outward to reduce the direct impact of sunlight on the fabric. Before drying, the fabric should be fully shaken to avoid wrinkles caused by long-term folding, which not only affects the appearance, but also may shorten the service life of the fabric.

In daily use, it is very important to keep the Cotton Duvet Cover Set dry. Cotton fabrics are very susceptible to bacteria and mold in a humid environment, which can cause odors and stains. Therefore, when using, make sure that the bedding is in a dry state and avoid contact with wet items. If the bedding is accidentally exposed to water or moisture, wipe it immediately with a clean dry cloth and dry it as soon as possible.

When storing the Cotton Duvet Cover Set, you also need to follow some basic principles. First, avoid storing the bedding in a damp and dark environment to prevent the fabric from getting damp and moldy. Second, avoid contact with sharp objects or heavy objects to avoid scratching or crushing the fabric. When storing, keep the bedding flat and avoid folding it for a long time to prevent creases and deformation of the fabric.

In addition, the frequency and method of washing and ironing also need to be arranged reasonably. Although regular washing helps keep the bedding clean and hygienic, excessive washing can damage the cotton fibers, causing the fabric to become thinner and faded. Therefore, the frequency of washing should be arranged reasonably according to the actual use and the degree of stains. At the same time, it is also very important to choose the appropriate temperature and method when ironing to avoid damage to the fabric caused by high temperature ironing. For bedding that needs to be ironed, it is recommended to preheat the iron at a low temperature first, and then gently iron the surface of the fabric to prevent scorch marks and damage.