Straw Hats Protect Against Dirt

straw hatGenerally, it refers to hats woven with water grass, mat grass, wheat straw, bamboo strips or brown rope, etc., with a wide brim. It can be used to protect from rain, shade from the sun and put clothes in the hat when resting to prevent dust from getting on.
Straw hats have been used for hundreds of years, until now, in the vast rural areas, it is still an indispensable part of farmers' daily life. Straw hats represent the hard-working farmers in the countryside and the agriculture and animal husbandry that occupy an important position in the national economy. It is also a symbol of the hard work of the broad masses of farmers!
Wheat straw (water grass, wheat straw, bamboo strips or brown rope, etc.) is braided into seven-strand braids, and the screw-shaped bottom is made by hand. After the bottom is made, it is nailed into a straw or straw hat with a straw hat machine. Finally, use a seven-strand braid to circle the brim of the hat. Wearing this kind of straw hat in summer can not only shade but also ventilate, which is very cool.
1. It is best to use a hat holder to support the straw hat, and put it on the hat holder when the hat is not being worn, so as to avoid damaging the hat shape and affecting the next wearing. If you don't wear it for a long time, cover the hat with a clean cloth or plastic paper to prevent dust from entering the gap between the papyrus.
2. Moisture-proof: Before placing the worn hat, let the hat face upwards and dry in the ventilated place for 10 minutes to remove the moisture generated by the human body.
3. Cleaning: If it gets dirty, you can wrap it on your fingers with a clean cotton cloth, dip it in water and wipe it lightly, and then dry it. Do not put a plastic bag on it when it is wet to prevent mildew on the grass.