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Maintenance

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Let us introduce how to start using your futon
after it arrives and how to maintain it afterward.

How to use

Here are 4 steps to follow from receiving your futon to starting to use it.

How to care

With proper care, your futon stays fluffy for longer, ensuring a comfortable sleep night after night.

Regular sun drying is highly recommended.

Sun drying a futon means spreading it out under the sun to dry, just like hanging out laundry.

Sun drying brings many benefits to your futon.

How to Sun Dry a Futon

Japan

Dry it outside on a sunny day.

In Japan, it is common to dry futons by hanging them over balcony railings or under eaves, a widely practiced method that efficiently exposes them to sunlight and air, even in limited spaces, suited to the housing conditions.

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How to Sun Dry a Futon

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Dry in a sunny and well-ventilated area.

Open the windows and use chairs or furniture to dry the futon indoors. Using a dehumidifier or a fan for drying is also an effective method.

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Futon Storage and Preparation

When storing the futon

When storing the futon for an extended period, it’s important to keep it in a well-ventilated place, away from moisture. Sun-dry the futon to remove any humidity before storage, and wrap it in a breathable cover or cloth for added protection. Additionally, using a dehumidifier or insect repellent in the storage area can help protect the futon from mold and pests.

When using the futon again

After taking the futon out of storage, start by sun-drying it to remove any moisture and odors, allowing it to return to a fluffy state. If it has been stored for a long time, airing it outside for a few hours will help improve ventilation and make it more comfortable to use. Gently pressing the futon to let in some air will also help restore its soft, fluffy feel.