Storage conditions for fabric decorations mainly include the following aspects:
Humidity and temperature: Fabric decorations should be stored in an environment with low humidity and suitable temperature. Excessive humidity can cause fabric products to mold, while excessive temperature may damage the material. Therefore, the best storage environment should maintain appropriate humidity and temperature and avoid extreme changes.
Ventilation: Good ventilation is the key to preventing fabric decorations from getting damp and moldy. Fabric products should be stored in a well-ventilated place to avoid long-term closed storage.
Insect and mildew prevention: In order to prevent insect infestation and mildew, an appropriate amount of insect repellent can be put in during storage. For silk products, special attention should be paid to insect prevention treatment, and mothballs or camphorwood boxes should be avoided, as these materials may cause silk products to turn yellow.
Avoid direct sunlight: Direct sunlight can cause fabric products to fade and age, so avoid storing them in direct sunlight. If drying is required, it should also be done in a cool place.
Avoid heavy pressure: During storage, avoid heavy objects pressing on fabrics to prevent deformation and damage. It is best to lay them flat or hang them in a ventilated and dry place.