Down jacket with vacuum storage bags will affect the warmth?
The following answer comes from “Consumer Quality Daily”!] Many storage bag advertising claims that storage bags stored in the down, quilt products in use can be removed to dry, which will make the down again fluffy, will not affect the warmth.
Is this true? According to Mr. Wang, sales manager of NJ Down, down is a kind of animal protein fiber, which is densely packed with tens of thousands of small triangular pores, which can contract and expand with changes in temperature, thus producing a temperature-regulating function. If down products are pressed into the storage bag for a long time, the fibers on the down will break, affecting the insulation effect of down products. Chengdu Hualian mall several pieces of down clothing sales staff Xiao Li also said that although the storage bag can effectively reduce the volume of down products, but after nearly a year of extrusion, down will be squeezed lumps, and even knots. After the knot is difficult to recover, its insulation effect will also be greatly reduced. She recommends that the best way to store down is to hang it in the closet. Like down, the elasticity of cotton will be affected after long-term compression, the fibers will harden, and the insulation effect will be reduced. If fluffy down products really need to be put in a storage bag, she suggests that as much air as possible should be left in the bag.
Will the vacuum storage bag for down affect the warmth?
Vacuum storage bags will not affect the warmth of the comforter or duvet. After the comforter is put away, it can be recycled by placing it in a sunny place to dry before use; after the duvet is compressed and placed in the vacuum storage bag, the air will automatically be inflated into the duvet when it is removed. If the inflatable effect is not ideal, you can also use a small stick to gently pat the down jacket, so that the down jacket completely fluffy, which can make the down jacket more comfortable restore the original, warm effect is still very good. In addition, a good down jacket in the down no matter how squeezed, will not stick together, unless it is a poor quality product.
How do I use the bag to put the down jacket?
Some lightweight down jackets can be folded first, then rolled up for easy access to storage bags. Other clothing finishing methods: 1. Jacket roll method. Both long and short sleeves can be rolled to reduce bulk. 2 Pants are rolled straight up. These pants are naturally neat and tidy. It only needs to be rolled up from the leg. It is easy to roll into a small volume and roll up the plug in the corner of the trunk. Three. Underwear should be stored carefully. There are several types of underwear. For shirts with cups, the soft part needs to be stuffed into the cups.4 In the trunk loading method, hard pants (such as jeans) and pants that do not roll easily are placed flat under the lower garment roll. In winter, heavy jackets can be folded in half and placed on the top layer, then cover the pant legs so that most of the closet can be stuffed into the trunk.
How do I deal with wrinkles on my clothes after putting my down jacket in an extractor storage bag?
Yes, but not for too long. Down jackets and other down clothing use compression bags for a long time, otherwise it is difficult to recycle. Long-term compression will cause down or warm layer to lose elasticity and long-term non-use will reduce thermal performance. Feathers are a type of animal protein fiber. The fibers are covered with tens of millions of triangular shaped holes. They can contract and expand in response to temperature changes, thus producing a temperature-regulating effect. The downward facing product is pressed into a storage bag. After a long time, the downward fibers will break and affect the insulation of the downward product.
Can I put my down jacket in a compression bag?
Yes, but not for long. Down jackets and other fluffy clothes should not use compression bags for a long time, otherwise it is difficult to recover. If not used for a long time, long-term compression will cause the down or thermal layer to lose its elasticity, thus reducing the thermal performance. Down is an animal protein fiber, which is densely packed with tens of thousands of small triangular holes. It can contract and expand with temperature changes, thus playing a role in regulating temperature. If down products are pressed into the storage bag for a long time, the fibers on the down will break, affecting the insulation effect of down products. Vacuum bags are harmful to clothes. Easily folded clothes try not to use compression bags, compression bags of specific gravity pressure effect is also lasting, but will not crush. You can use it for underwear or bedding, will not be used for a long time. Vacuum storage bags will not affect the warmth of the quilt and duvet. If the bag is inflated after vacuuming, in addition to the seal is not tight, on the one hand, the quilt and other things in the bag will deflate, which will also reduce the vacuum. On the other hand, from the physical point of view, dense materials also have pores. Due to the negative pressure, over time, air molecules will “squeeze” into the bag, the vacuum effect will gradually weaken.
