For lovers of cultural toys, it is a very important thing to maintain cultural toys. However, in the maintenance process, many novices are prone to fall into some misunderstandings, resulting in damage to the game or poor maintenance effect. This article will take stock of the five misunderstandings of cultural game maintenance, to help novices say goodbye to the "white" state, and better maintain their beloved cultural games.
Myth 1: Blindly use oil and wax maintenance
Many cultural toys need proper oil nourishment to maintain shine and moisturization, but many novices will blindly use oil wax for maintenance. In fact, different toy materials absorb and react differently to oil wax, and if used indiscriminately, it may cause spots or become viscous on the surface of the toy, affecting the aesthetics. Therefore, before oil cultivation, it is necessary to understand the material characteristics of cultural toys, choose the appropriate oil wax, and control the dosage.
Myth 2: Over-cleaning
Some toy enthusiasts like to clean their toys frequently, believing that this will keep them clean and shiny. However, excessive cleaning can cause damage, especially for toys with slurry on the surface, and frequent cleaning may disrupt its natural shine and protective layer. Therefore, it is necessary to clean it moderately, and for the cultural toys that have formed a protective layer on the surface, you can gently wipe it with a soft cloth regularly to keep it clean.
Myth 3: Leave it at will
Many cultural toy enthusiasts tend to place them at random when collecting and maintaining them, which can easily cause damage and water loss of cultural toys. The correct way to do this is to keep the game in a dry, ventilated place away from direct sunlight and maintain proper humidity. In addition, for some cultural toys that are easy to crack or deform, they should be taken out regularly for inspection, and if cracks or deformation are found, they should be dealt with in time.
Myth 4: Don't pay attention to maintenance at the turn of the season
With the change of seasons, changes in temperature and humidity will also affect the preservation status of cultural toys. Many novices often ignore this point, resulting in cracks, deformation and other problems in cultural games. Therefore, at the turn of the seasons, special attention should be paid to the storage environment of cultural toys to avoid damage caused by excessive temperature differences or humidity fluctuations. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to the changes in temperature and humidity when wearing and playing to avoid damage caused by sudden environmental changes.
Myth 5: Ignoring the use and wearing environment of cultural toys
Different use and wearing environments also have a great impact on the maintenance of cultural toys. For example, bracelets or bracelets that are often worn on the wrist can easily be eroded by sweat stains and dust if they are not kept clean and dry, affecting their beauty and value. In addition, in daily life, it is also necessary to pay attention to avoid impacts or scratches to minimize the damage of external factors.
The above are the five misunderstandings of cultural game maintenance, I hope it can inspire and help novices. Maintaining cultural toys requires patience and carefulness, and you can't blindly follow the trend or listen to some unreliable experience. Only by understanding the material characteristics of cultural toys and mastering the correct maintenance methods can you keep your beloved things beautiful and valuable for a long time. At the same time, we should continue to learn and accumulate experience, and improve our appreciation ability and collection level.
In the process of maintenance, you may wish to ask more senior players for advice and exchange experiences, and at the same time enjoy and play the game, you can also make like-minded friends and broaden your social circle. In short, the maintenance of cultural toys is a science, which requires continuous learning and practice in order to grasp the essence of it. After bidding farewell to the "novice" state, you will find yourself becoming more confident and calm in the world of cultural games.