Myth 1: The longer the drying time, the better. Quilts and pillows are not as long as possible. Because cotton is rich in natural oils, drying for too long will cause the oil to dry and age, affecting its adhesion and insulation properties. Generally, it is best to dry for 2~3 hours from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm. It is best to have a good light and dry, and it can avoid dust that is easily contaminated by drying for a long time. Myth 2: Exposure to high temperature antivirus Down and wool bedding does not require frequent drying and must not be exposed to the sun. Down and wool bedding does not require frequent drying and must not be exposed to the sun. Because the high temperature during exposure causes the oil in the feathers and wool to change, resulting in rancid smell. This type of quilt can be aired for 1 hour in a ventilated place. Myth 3: Beating the quilt is more fluffy After drying the quilt, I like to beat and beat. I feel that it is clean and can make the quilt fluffy. In fact, it is not: 1. The cotton fiber is thick and short, brittle; 2. The synthetic fiber is thin and long, easy to deform, once beaten, the fiber is tightened. The board will not be restored after it is formed into a block; 3. The duvet can not be beaten, and the down is broken into a small "feather dust", which will affect the warmth effect. COYA Jewelry Co., Ltd , http://www.szsteeljewelry.com