How to store mink in summer
With the arrival of summer, many mink lovers have begun to pay attention to how to properly store mink products to avoid damage to mink skins caused by high temperature and humidity. This article will combine the hot topics and hot content on the Internet in the past 10 days to provide you with a detailed guide to storing mink fur in summer.
1. The importance of mink fur storage in summer
Mink is a high-end natural fur product with soft texture and strong warmth retention, but it also has high requirements on the storage environment. The high temperature and humid environment in summer can easily cause mink fur to become moldy, deformed or faded, so correct storage methods are crucial.
2. Precautions for storing mink fur in summer
The following is a summary of popular discussions on mink fur storage in the past 10 days across the Internet:
| Things to note | Specific methods |
|---|---|
| Avoid direct sunlight | Store in a cool and dry place to avoid fading caused by ultraviolet rays |
| control humidity | Keep the humidity at 50%-60%, use dehumidifier or desiccant |
| avoid squeezing | Hang on a wide-shoulder hanger or store flat in a breathable storage bag |
| Ventilate regularly | Take it out and ventilate it 1-2 times a month, about 2 hours each time |
| Anti-insect treatment | Use natural insect repellents (such as mothballs) to avoid direct contact with chemicals |
3. Common misunderstandings about mink fur storage
According to recent discussions among netizens, the following are common mistakes in mink fur storage:
| Misunderstanding | Correct approach |
|---|---|
| Sealed storage in plastic bags | Use breathable cotton bags or non-woven dust bags |
| Frequent washing and cleaning | Professional dry cleaning is enough once a year. Use a soft brush to clean regularly. |
| Spray perfume directly | The alcohol in perfume can damage fur, so direct contact should be avoided |
| Long-term folded storage | Folding will cause permanent creases and should be hung or laid flat |
4. Professional maintenance suggestions
1.Processing before storage:Make sure the mink is completely dry before storing, and use a professional fur care agent to gently wipe the surface.
2.Storage environment selection:The ideal storage environment temperature is 15-20℃ and the humidity is 50%-60%. Temperature and hygrometer can be used for monitoring.
3.Regular inspection:It is recommended to check the storage status every 2-3 weeks, paying special attention to whether there are signs of insect infestation or mildew.
4.Professional maintenance:You can send it to a professional fur shop for comprehensive maintenance every summer to extend its service life.
5. Answers to hotly discussed questions among netizens
According to the online discussion data of the past 10 days, the following are the three issues that netizens are most concerned about:
| question | Expert answers |
|---|---|
| What should I do if there are mildew spots on mink fur? | Immediately wipe it gently with a clean soft cloth dipped in a small amount of alcohol, and then place it in a ventilated place to dry. In severe cases, it should be sent to professional treatment. |
| What to do if you don’t have a professional dust bag? | Can be wrapped in clean white cotton sheets that are both breathable and dust-proof |
| Can I wear mink products in summer? | Not recommended. Wearing it under high temperatures will accelerate the aging of the fur and make it easy to be polluted by sweating. |
6. Summary
Proper summer storage is the key to extending the service life of mink products. By avoiding direct sunlight, controlling humidity, and ventilating regularly and other scientific methods, you can effectively protect your precious mink products. It is recommended to collect the data table provided in this article as a reference guide for daily maintenance.
If you have other questions about mink fur storage, please leave a message in the comment area to discuss. We will continue to update the latest care knowledge and techniques.
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