The sheets should be washed before best health

The sheets should be how to wash? perhaps many housewives will strangely, washing the bed sheets are not the same as washing clothes.

Seen below, I think you should know exactly how to wash.

How often do you and your family will wash once a kerchief, bed sheet, quilt cover? if the answer is one month or more, then your bed may be covered with invisible dust and bacteria, with the passage of time, there will be allergic diseases.

According to experts, the average person spends a day at least 7-8 hours sleep every night from 200ml of sweat, as bedding to provide various bacteria.

Usually, people of the distant past, bed sheet, quilt cover are stained with a variety of bacterial, viral, fungal, Protozoan cysts etc, if not timely to clear these germs will spread of diseases, harmful to human health. Sunny, suitable for drying, it is recommended that you immediately on home bedding for a great cleaning, drying, then took out the use of the Sun's ultraviolet rays to sterilization.

In a washable mattress and bed sheets, may wish to also use a vacuum cleaner or slightly damp cloth, mattress on residues of towels, clean hair, etc.

If there is dirt, smudges and dirty Department available SOAP, then use a dry cloth to clean the suction, or use hair dryer to dry wet stains, will not be moldy, odour.

Conditional, in the mattress and sheets and a layer between the cleaning pad.

Cleaning pad in built-in special cotton layer that prevents moisture into the mattress, to keep the mattress of clean, dry, and warm and sweat, and easy to clean.

In addition, you can purchase with a cover of mattress, this cover with zip, removable down cleaning.

In addition, new bought sheets have a smell, the smell of the formaldehyde. Production sheets, adding formaldehyde is used to prevent fabric is easy to fold. So the newly bought sheets best used before using salt water immersion washing clean again. Because the new sheets on possible residual wrinkle treatment of carcinogens — formaldehyde.

(Edit: Zheng Yan internships, MD)