matters needing attention

1. After each trip, clean the indoor and outdoor tents, poles, and nails, mainly targeting snow, rain, dust, mud, grass, and small insects.

2. Tents cannot be cleaned using a washing machine. Washing methods such as water flushing and hand rubbing can be used. Non alkaline cleaning agents should be used, and after cleaning, they should be placed in a well ventilated area and stored in a dry and cool place. Tents should not be folded regularly because folding them too regularly and neatly after multiple uses can cause creases to harden and crack.

3. When using a tent, be careful not to wear shoes into the tent, as the soil, stones, and other debris on the soles of the shoes can easily scratch the inner tent, rendering it waterproof.

4. Avoid cooking inside the tent. Smoking, high temperatures, and open flames can pose significant risks to the tent. If it is necessary to cook inside the tent due to adverse weather conditions, aluminum film or other insulation materials should be placed under the stove, and all doors and windows of the tent should be closed and opened.

5. Try to avoid using unprotected open flame items such as candles as lighting props in the nighttime tent, and use headlights, flashlights, and tent specific steam lamps as much as possible.

6. Before going to bed, please place climbing equipment, ropes, and other professional equipment in the corner of the tent or in the foyer in front of the inner and outer tents to prevent stepping and touching these sharp objects while sleeping at night. If there is any damage, it should be repaired in a timely manner.

Most people often choose their favorite colors based on personal preferences, but if you want to reduce the impact on the natural environment, low brightness green and brown palladium are good choices. High brightness tents not only look bright, but also have the advantage of being easy to search for. In addition, the color of the tent can affect the light and temperature inside the tent. High brightness tents have higher light transmittance, and the heat transmitted in will also be higher; Low brightness tents have poor light transmittance and can block out some of the natural heat sources provided by the sun, affecting personal activities inside the tent. Especially in bad weather, the difference between the two can be felt more clearly.