Washing Method
- Pre-treatment: The detergent must be completely dissolved in water before putting the quilt cover in to avoid direct contact with detergent, which can cause localized fading.
- Soaking Time: Do not soak for more than 1 hour. Prolonged soaking will damage the printed colors and cause the fabric to deform.
- Detergent Selection: Do not use detergents containing bleach. A neutral detergent is recommended.
- Water Temperature and Washing Method: Cold or warm water is recommended. When machine washing, select the gentle cycle.
Drying and Storage
- Avoid Direct Sunlight: Dry in a cool, ventilated place. Direct sunlight will accelerate fading and make the fabric brittle.
- Drying Inside Out: When drying, turn the quilt cover inside out to reduce direct damage to the printed colors from ultraviolet rays.
- Cleaning Before Storage: Thoroughly wash and completely dry before seasonal changes to prevent mold growth.
Precautions
- First wash of a new duvet cover: Gently wash with mild soapy water to avoid smudging the printed pattern.
- Spot treatment: Wipe immediately with clean water or a neutral detergent, avoiding large-area soaking.
- Regular replacement: It is recommended to wash every two weeks to maintain hygiene and extend its lifespan.