How to maintain a tent

1. After cleaning, place it in a well ventilated and cool place to dry naturally. Do not expose it to scorching sun or bake it in a high temperature area to prevent delamination or delamination, which can accelerate aging.
2. Non professional labor rubber shoes should not come into contact with chemicals such as acids, alkalis, and salts to prevent corrosion, delamination, and deformation.
When cleaning, the force should be gentle and even. Do not vigorously brush to avoid short lines or remove patterns and decorative components from the shoe body.
4. Avoid contact with sharp and sharp objects to prevent scratches and scratches.
For colored canvas, do not come into contact with difficult to clean items such as carbon ink. After cleaning this color of canvas, apply toothpaste or white chalk powder. Pay attention to uniformity, then cool and dry to prevent discoloration. Alternatively, cover two clean white sheets of paper on top, let them dry, and then tear them off. It can also prevent discoloration.
6. If there are minor issues such as broken or disconnected wires, or loose decorative components, they should be promptly sent for repair. To extend its service life.
7. In addition, the tent should be cleaned regularly to prevent mold and odor. Do not wash with a washing machine. Some people believe that tents are resistant to folding and have a low price, making them too lazy to wash by hand. It is not well-known that it is different from decorative fabrics, as washing them with a washing machine can easily cause them to peel off and fade.