1, bedding storage method
Thick bedding used in winter should be dried in the sun, softened by hand, then folded into rectangular piles and placed in the wardrobe or cabinet under the bed.
The thin bedding of the seasonal cover can be directly laid under the bedspread, flattened after getting up every day, or folded into strips and placed horizontally at the end of the bed.
2. Storage of pillows and cushions
Pillows and pillow cores that need to be used every day can be neatly stacked on the bedside. After waking up, pat the pillow loose and support it with your hands, cover the quilt, pat the headrest loose and stand by the bed.
3. Storage of pajamas
Pajamas worn when sleeping at night should be accessed frequently every day, and it is inconvenient to take them in and out every day, so it is necessary to store pajamas separately from ordinary clothes. You can put a basket in the closet, fold the pajamas into a square, roll them up and put them vertically in the basket.
4, mat storage
Put away the mat as soon as summer is over, but don't store it under the bedding. Take down the mat, wipe it clean with a damp cloth, dry it in a cool and ventilated place, roll it up, wrap it with a layer of plastic cloth, then tie it up and put it in a corner or under the bed for storage.
5. Storage of duvets and down pillows
Duvets and down pillows are made of special materials. When it is stored, it should be dried in a cool and ventilated place (not in the hot sun and high temperature), then sealed in a vacuum bag, and the air inside is sucked away by a vacuum cleaner, so that the duvets and down pillows become thin sheets and are placed flat in the wardrobe. When it is used again next year, as long as the vacuum bag is opened, the duvets and down pillows will regain their elasticity by reabsorbing air.
6. Storage of blankets
Every blanket you buy will have a matching sorting box. Don't throw it away just because the quality is not good. It will be of great use to store it. When changing seasons, fold the dried blankets into appropriate sizes and put them in the sorting box as they are.
7. Store nearby
The same items should be stored nearby, not everywhere. For example, bedding should be put in the cupboard, and all clothes should be put in the cupboard. Bedding and clothes are best stored in a sleeping place for easy rummaging and taking.
How to store bedding made of different materials?
1, cotton and linen products are stacked neatly when collected, and a certain amount of mothballs are put in and stored in a dark place with low humidity and good ventilation.
2. The wool quilt needs to be cooled before being folded. When stored, put it in insect repellent and put it in a dry place. It can be dry cleaned.
3. When silk is used, if it gets wet, it should be dried in the shade and then folded. When stored, put insect repellent in a dry place.
4. After the duvet is dried, wait until the quilt is cold before folding. When stored, it will be put in insect repellent, put in a dry place and can be washed with water.
White silk products can't be put in mothballs or camphor boxes, otherwise they will turn yellow.