The correct way to store PE tarpaulin

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In daily life, when you use tarpaulins, you usually take them as you go and use them directly. Put it away. It has to be said that this can easily cause the tarpaulin to become moldy and affect its service life.

As we all know, PE tarpaulin is waterproof, moisture-proof, and mildew-proof. However, it must be said that these three protections are to ensure the goods it covers, and it cannot be said that the PE tarpaulin itself is mildew-proof. Many users do not pay attention to drying after use, which causes the tarpaulin to smell a musty smell from a long distance.

How to prevent and store PE tarpaulin correctly?

First of all, prevention is fundamental. Everyone should make a habit of cleaning and drying the tarp after use. This can extend the service life of the tarpaulin and reduce user losses. For tarpaulins that already have odor, we can use slightly hot soapy water and a towel or sponge to scrub them again and then dry them. If possible, you can mix salt water, lemon juice and soda water together, scrub the moldy area in the solution, and then dry it, and you will get a clean and tidy new tarp with lemon aroma.

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