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Pop-up tents are so much fun to use for camping in the backyard, for a picnic, sleepovers with friends. They are easy to transport and offer a snug place to sleep under the stars. However, did you realize that there are likely some mistakes that you are making, that could possibly halve the lifetime of your pop-up tent. Don’t worry, however, with a few easy hints and tips, you can look after your Sansu pop up tent and it will continue to serve you well on many more adventures.
Preventing Damage and Increasing Longevity
Presence aside, the most crucial law of caring for pop up tents is to make sure you’re not causing damage that will cut deeply into your tent’s lifespan. Don’t stake your tent on rough ground, like gravel or sharp rocks that can tear the tent’s fabric. Instead, find some soft, flat ground like grass or sand to pitch your tent.
Also, another method to avoid the damage is to open and close your pop-up tent gently. Drop it, don’t yank on the poles or throw it on the ground after fish number 50. Make sure you put the tent away neatly, so you don't lose any small parts.
ANF Why You Should Not Overstress Your Pop Up Tent
You want to avoid having to gradually close in the top with your finger so that it doesn’t weaken the fabric with time. Just make sure you refer to the guidelines to pitch your tent and refrain from pulling the poles or the fabric up too forcefully.
Avoid leaning or pushing on the walls when you’re inside the pop up tent. That can deteriorate the structure and cause tears or holes. And don’t forget: The more weight you add to your tent, the more stress it puts on the fabric and poles.
How to Keep Your Tent Last Longer?
If you want your pop up tent to last, you need to keep it clean. For both the fabric and the poles, simply give it a wipe down with a mild soap and water and make sure it’s totally dry before putting it away.
Inspect for any loose threads or seams that may need mending. A tiny rip can easily become a major issue if not addressed; make sure you patch any such damage.
Why Learning How to Properly STORE Your Tent is Crucial (Prevent Damages)
After you’re done with your pop-up tent, it’s important to put it away carefully so you don’t accidentally damage it. First, clean off all the dirt and grime from the fabric and the poles. Then carefully disassemble the tent according to the direction of the Sansu, 2.
Keep your tent from getting wrinkled-Don't over-cram or fold your tent under stress as it may damage the fabric and poles. Instead, roll or fold your umbrella up tidily and put it in a dry, cool area out of the sun.
