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Cleaning and color changing prevention techniques of flame retardant tarpaulin

Flame retardant tarpaulin is widely used in high temperature and dry environment. It occupies the market with its own advantages and is widely accepted by people. If the tarpaulin can be properly cleaned, its service life can be effectively extended and the company's procurement cost can be greatly saved. Next, let's learn how to clean the flame retardant tarpaulin:
The dirt in the center of the tarpaulin must be cleaned. For thorough cleaning, use a soft brush. It will be beautiful. Instead, it should be cooled in the shade. Another method is to add salt and white vinegar to the water, then soak the bag for about 3 hours without fading, and then rinse it with water.
When using waterproof cloth, it shall be kept clean. If dirt grows, the tarpaulin is easy to mildew, which will damage the waterproof performance. Although the product is waterproof, it must be dried immediately after rain. If not dried in the hot sun, it will accelerate the aging of the tarpaulin and shorten its service life. After cleaning the tarpaulin, allow it to dry completely before placing.


How to prevent yellowing and discoloration of flame retardant tarpaulin:
After long-term use, the surface of the oilcloth is easy to turn yellow and change color, giving people a dirty and old feeling. How to prevent yellowing and discoloration of oilcloth and keep it as bright as new?
1. the surface of the flame retardant tarpaulin can be covered with white paper. After drying, the white paper can be torn off to prevent it from changing color. The principle of this method is the same as sticking a layer of paper on the surface of white canvas shoes when drying.
2. after the oil cloth is wiped clean, apply the toothpaste or white chalk powder evenly, and then dry it to prevent discoloration.
3. avoid contacting articles that are difficult to clean, such as carbon ink.