Do I need to remove debris before storing the bird net?

It is indeed necessary to remove debris before storing bird nets. This is because bird nets may accumulate various debris during use, such as leaves, branches, dust, bird droppings, etc. These miscellaneous items may not only reduce the effectiveness of bird nets, but also cause damage to the mesh surface and shorten its service life.
Before storing the bird net, carefully inspect and remove any debris on the net. Firstly, use a soft brush or cloth to gently remove surface dust and bird droppings. For stubborn debris, appropriate cleaning agents or water can be used for cleaning, but it is important to ensure that the cleaning agent does not cause damage to the mesh surface. During the cleaning process, avoid using sharp or rough tools to avoid scratching the mesh surface.
After removing debris, the bird proof net should be dried and stored properly. When storing, avoid direct sunlight and humid environments to prevent fading, deformation, or mold on the mesh surface. At the same time, it is necessary to ensure the safety and reliability of the storage location to prevent human damage or small animal bites.