Minefield 1: open storage

Although the open storage is convenient to take off and wear and is suitable for putting on the clapping and hair circle of friends, after putting on the clapping, the following two problems are: falling ash is difficult to deal with, and exposure to the sun is easy to oxidize!

Minefield 2: too dense

Many people have the habit of randomly stacking similar jewelry in a box or hanging two or three necklaces on an undivided jewelry display rack.

Although it looks neat, when the wind blows, the hands move, or you accidentally move the position of the jewelry box, they will intertwine, even rub with each other, and the surface will be damaged.

How to open the jewelry properly:

1. Classified storage: separate and store different types of jewelry in different places. Even if the external shaking or movement is so strong, the jewelry will not collide or intertwine with each other.

2. Closed storage: jewelry is not like other large-scale household appliances. Once the dust and oxidation are accumulated, it is difficult to take care of it. So try to use closed storage, put out several commonly used accessories, and store the others in closed containers.

3. Return in time and clean regularly: small items such as jewelry are easy to lose and hard to find, and must be returned in time after use. In order to prevent oxidation, it is also important to wipe grease with a soft cloth before storage and regularly "open the box" for cleaning and wiping.