1. Before putting the clothes quilt into the compression bag, first dry the clothes quilt, then fold it into a shape convenient for storage and put it in the bag as far as possible, at least several centimeters away from the sealing zipper. 2. Check whether the sealing part of the zipper is clean before zipper is pulled up, and whether there are fine fibers or dust (fine fibers or dust may reduce the sealing of the compression bag, resulting in air leakage of the compression bag. If you have any, please wipe it with a wet cloth. 3. Install slider, press the slider zipper with your hand, and pull it slowly and lightly to the other end of the zipper. When you pull two-thirds of the time, squeeze or fold the clothing or quilt so that most of the air is discharged, then quickly pull the remaining third part with slider (which saves a lot of time and effort when pumping air by manual pump). Gas). 3. Slide the slider back and forth several times with your hand to ensure that the zipper is truly sealed. 4. Pumping with manual air pump: Open the air nozzle cover, align the air pump to the air nozzle, and pull the piston to exhaust (when pumping large capacity bags, due to a slightly longer time of exhaustion, it is not necessary to take out the pump and cover during the interval, and the gas will not be sucked back). 5. Suction with vacuum cleaner: Open the cap of the suction nozzle, align the suction pipe of the vacuum cleaner to the suction nozzle, and open the vacuum cleaner to quickly suction and compress. 6. Open the closed zipper and take out the clothing quilt to dry, so that it can be restored to its original state.
Matters needing attention
Please avoid heat source, fire, needles, nails and other hard objects directly contact the compression bag, so as to avoid damage to the bag. Do not put food, animals, etc. in bags. Do not close the bag to the heat source, fire and other places, and do not use nails, needles and other hard objects directly contact the compression bag, in order to avoid damage to the bag.
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