How to close the tent
1.How to close the tent automatically
(1) Put both hands on the tent pole tray Head, on the two poles, and force in the middle to close the two poles.
(2) Press the pan head down slightly with both hands. Note here that when storing, it is best to open the tent door on one side to exhaust the air inside.
(3) Fold the four corners of the tent in turn. When folding the tent pole, first pull out slightly, and then fold. Note: Because there are locks at the joints, if you fold it hard, it is likely to damage the pole.
(4) After folding the four corners, lie flat on the ground, roll up the account, and tie the rope to the size of the tent. Remember to take your time so that the gas inside the tent can be completely exhausted. Finally, put it in the storage bag. Why choose to use rolls instead of folds and folds? Since folding will damage the coating greatly, it is recommended to choose a roll instead of folding the tent forcefully.
2. Folding How to fold the tent
(1) First check the four corners of the folded tent stand to see if there is any abnormality. Pay attention to the four spring buckles on the corners. The spring buckles of the tent should be buckled in the square tube eye, and the square tube eye can be moved up and down.
(2) The snap button is unfastened from the square tube eye. All four corner snaps are unfastened. Remove all items from the foldable tent.
(3) Two people stand opposite each other, each holding the two brackets of the folding tent with both hands. It should be noted that the two people should stand on the longitudinal fold of the canopy
bracket to ensure that the canopy bracket can be folded up when exerting force.
(4) Both of them push the brackets towards each other to fold the canopy brackets. ?
(5) When folded to 70 percent, the folding tent can be placed flat on the ground. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the ground and do not soil the tent.
(6) Uncover the four corners of the tarpaulin. The four corners of the tarpaulin are on the four corners of the tent frame, and they are fastened with Velcro, and the Velcro can be opened.
(7) Remove the canopy bracket, put away the four foot brackets, and push the inner tube in.
Precautions for Tent Storage
1. In addition to cleaning up dust and attachments in time after use, the tent should also remove moisture from both sides of the fabric. Wipe off or dry, and fold it for storage when it is completely dry. This is very important. If it is not completely dried and stored, it is easy to cause mildew and adhesion of the fabric, which will affect the service life of the tent.
2. If you have to disassemble a wet tent, remember to dry it out as much as possible. When conditions do not allow, you can temporarily put it in the bag for a day. But if you have the conditions, you should take it out and blow it in the sun, or use a dryer or hair dryer to dry it, and be careful not to get too close to avoid it being baked.
3. If mildew occurs, you can scrub it with warm soapy water and a sponge, and then dry it with a dry sponge. Then wash with a sponge with half a cup of cresol soap solution (Lysol commonly known as Lysol) and a gallon of hot water. Allow the solution to sit on the surface of the fabric and allow to air dry. Then, mix a cup of salt, a cup of strong lemon juice, and a gallon of hot water, rub the solution into those visible mold spots, and let it dry. In this way, mold growth is stopped and mold odors are eliminated, but mold traces cannot be removed. Damage caused by mold is not covered by the warranty. These methods are provided simply to prolong the life of the tent if it gets moldy.
4. After the tent is completely dry and folded for storage, try not to put other items on the tent, so as not to cause permanent fatigue at the bend of the waterproof tape material and cause degumming. Personal experience is to find a cardboard box dedicated to storing tents. When packing, try to put the tent on it as much as possible.
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