How to clean children's indoor tent

Children's indoor tents not only allow parents and children to enjoy the taste of camping without leaving home, but also can be used as children’s playrooms and small private spaces. So in daily life, what issues need to be paid attention to in order to increase the durability of the tent? How to maintain it?

Some people think that the tent is resistant to folding, the price is low, and it is too lazy to wash it by hand. It is not the same as the decorative cloth. It is easy to fall off and fade when washed with a washing machine. But when cleaning, the force should be gentle and even. Do not brush hard to avoid short lines or brush off the patterns and decorative parts of the shoe body.

After cleaning, put it in a ventilated and cool place to dry naturally, do not put it in the sun or bake in a high temperature place, to prevent degumming or degumming, and accelerate aging. Children's tents should avoid contact with sharp objects to prevent scratches.

Most children's tents use colored canvas. Try to avoid contact with items that are difficult to clean, such as carbon ink. After the canvas of this color is cleaned, it needs to be evenly coated with toothpaste or white chalk powder, and then dried to prevent discoloration. Or find two pieces of clean white paper and cover them, and then tear them off after drying to prevent discoloration.

If there are minor faults such as disconnection, disconnection, or loose decorative parts, they should be repaired in time to extend their service life.

Make sure your tent is dry before storing it. A damp tent can breed mold and make the tent emit a bad smell. Moisture may also damage the polyurethane waterproof coating and cannot be repaired. If you have ever had a tent that has become thin, sticky, or smelly, it's probably because you didn't completely dry it before you stored it.

To prevent this from happening, place the tent indoors or outdoors in a cool place to dry. If you don't have enough space to spread it out, hang it up until it dries.

Although generally tents will provide tent storage bags, which are very suitable for backpacking after being compressed, the storage bags that come with the tent are not a good choice for long-term storage of the tent. The fabric of the tent needs to relax and breathe to release all kinds of pressure and stress. You only need an old pillowcase or a mesh bag of similar size to do it. You can stack your tent neatly, put it in a bag, or just tuck it in.

When looking for a place to put the tent, try to find a dry and cool place at home, instead of putting it in a humid or hot place, such as a basement, attic, or car trunk. Equipped cabinets or garages are good choices.