The right way to store disaster relief tents to extend the service life of disaster relief tents

The relief tent is a temporary residence in the earthquake relief work, and daily living depends on the relief tent, so it plays a vital role in the earthquake relief work. In addition, the disaster relief tent can meet the requirements of multiple use. Effective cleaning and careful preservation can extend the service life of the disaster relief tent and reduce costs.
First of all, pay attention to the cleanness of the disaster relief tent. In addition to timely cleaning the dust and attachments, the water stains on both sides of the tarpaulin should also be wiped clean and folded for storage after the tarpaulin is dry. It should be noted that the storage of the disaster relief tent before it is completely dried will easily lead to the mildew or adhesion of the product fabric, thus shortening the service life of the disaster relief tent.
Secondly, it is necessary to avoid heavy pressure when storing disaster relief tents. After folding and storing the general disaster relief tents, try not to put other items on the tents, so as to avoid the degumming phenomenon caused by the bending of the waterproof rubber strip material and long-term fatigue, resulting in the tent damage or water leakage. In addition, during the storage of the disaster relief tent, users should try to put soft objects and moisture-proof pads at the bottom of the lower layer of the storage location to avoid mildew of the disaster relief tent in rainy weather or humid environment.
In addition, during the storage of the disaster relief tent, attention should be paid to drying the tent regularly, and then folding it for storage after rearrangement. Drying can prevent the tent fabric from mildewing and adhesion. In addition, the drying method can also ensure that the waterproof adhesive strip at the bend of the disaster relief tent will not produce long-term fatigue, so that the overall service life of the tent can be well extended.
In addition, users should keep away from acid, alkali or other corrosive substances in order to avoid corrosion during the storage of guaranteed disaster relief tents. In a word, users should pay attention to the cleaning and handling of tents, avoid the pressing of articles and the irregular drying of tents during the storage of disaster relief tents, but avoid direct sunlight and exposure during the drying of disaster relief tents.