What factors can damage the awning?

In our current lives, awnings are already an indispensable item, especially for the hot summer sun shade is a more important thing. But if you don't pay attention to protection when using it, it can also cause damage. The following editor will tell you what factors can damage the awning?

1. Standing water and strong wind are the main reasons for the damage of the canopy. Under normal circumstances, these damages will be identified as man-made damage and will not be warranted. Therefore, when using the canopy in rainy days, keep it tilted; When used by people or in windy weather, roll it up and put it away. In addition, everyone knows that lubricating oil is an extract of crude oil, which is harmful to the tarpaulin. Therefore, when applying lubricating oil, try to avoid dripping oil stains on the canopy tarpaulin.

2. At present, the common canopy on the market is made of vinyl plastic, which will not be mildewed during normal use. However, attachments such as tree sap and dust will accumulate on the surface of the tarp in pieces during the year-round use, which will cause mildew. Therefore, in order to reduce the damage of the tarp, car owners need to clean the tarp regularly.

3. The cleaning of the canopy can be divided into two aspects: regular maintenance and cleaning. The former is relatively simple, as long as the tarpaulin is rinsed with a hose regularly (on a monthly basis). Note that the canopy should be dried after washing, and then rolled up to reduce the growth of bacteria; the latter is a little particular about the specific operation, the specific conditions are as follows:

a. You can choose to use special cleaners for rain sheds on the market for cleaning. But in addition, experienced car owners recommend that they prepare their own detergents and enjoy the fun of self-sufficiency. The specific "recipe" is as follows: 1/4 cup of detergent + 1/4 cup of household bleach + 5 gallons of water (18.92 Up) flushing can be done.

b. Cleaning also has a trick. Experienced car owners will first unfold the tarpaulin, use a soft brush (or dry mop, sponge, etc.) for preliminary cleaning, and then scrub the front of the awning with a prepared detergent, roll it up for a few minutes, unfold it, and rinse with water Clean, dry, roll up and put away.