To ensure your bunting has a long life, it is important to keep a few things in mind when storing:
How to care for and store printed bunting
- When installing and removing your bunting, avoid dragging it along the ground as this could scratch the print or damage the flags.
- Ensure your bunting is clean and dry before storing as mildew can attack the threads if left damp
- Fold your bunting in the same way it was received – use a zig zag motion when folding to bring flags together with header tape at the sides.
- Ideally store it hanging over the corners of a box as shown in the photo below, or if that is not possible store flat in a cool dry place.
- Do not place heavy items on top of the lengths as it may cause them to stick together.
How to care for and store your classic pennant bunting
- When installing and removing your bunting, avoid dragging it along the ground as this could damage the flags.
- Ensure your bunting is clean and dry before storing, as mildew can attack the threads if left damp
- Store your bunting in the same way it was received;
- If received in long lengths – drop the bunting loosely into a box or wheelie bin, taping the final tie end to the side of the box for easy removal / reuse.
- Remember to store it loosely. If you press the bunting down into the box it could damage the bunting.