Daily care of cardboard boxes mainly includes the following aspects:
Storage environment: Cardboard boxes should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated place to avoid moisture and mildew. A humid environment may cause cardboard boxes to deform, lose strength, and even breed mold. At the same time, avoid direct sunlight, because long-term exposure to sunlight will accelerate the aging of cardboard boxes and make them fragile and brittle.
Regular cleaning: Wipe the surface of the cardboard box with a clean cloth or paper towel regularly to remove dust and dirt. For stains that are difficult to clean, you can use an appropriate detergent to clean them, but avoid using corrosive detergents such as strong acids and alkalis.
Correct stacking: When stacking cardboard boxes, the goods should be reasonably distributed according to the size and load-bearing capacity of the cardboard boxes to avoid overly high or heavy items from crushing the cardboard boxes. At the same time, ensure that the stacking is neat to avoid mutual squeezing and deformation between cardboard boxes.
Regular inspection: Check the integrity of the cardboard boxes regularly. If damage, deformation or moisture are found, they should be replaced or repaired in time. Place desiccant or moisture-proof mats and other items where the cartons are stored to keep the environment dry.
Avoid scratches with sharp objects: When handling and using cartons, avoid scratching the surface with sharp objects to avoid affecting its waterproof and moisture-proof properties.
Control the storage environment: The environment where cartons are stored should be ventilated and breathable. It is recommended to use a dehumidifier to control the relative humidity of the environment between 40% and 60%. Cartons cannot be placed directly on the ground. It is recommended to use a pallet that is more than 10 cm high to isolate most of the moisture on the ground, and regularly check whether the pallet is damaged and replace it in time.
