Duck Feather Quilt Soaked by Childs Urine
A duck feather quilt is a traditional Chinese quilt made of duck feathers and cloth. It is said to have been invented in the Song Dynasty (960-1279). The material is light, soft, and warm, making it an ideal choice for winter bedding.One day, a child urinated on the duck feather quilt, soaking it with urine. The parents were very distressed and immediately washed the quilt with soap and water. However, they found that the urine had left a yellow stain on the quilt. They tried to scrub it off, but it wouldn't come out.The parents were worried that the stain would ruin the quilt and they'd have to buy a new one. But then they remembered an old Chinese saying: "One who has suffered a disaster is more likely to succeed in the future." They decided to take a chance and let the quilt dry naturally.After a few days, they noticed that the yellow stain had gradually disappeared and the quilt had returned to its original light color. They were amazed and felt that their child's accident had actually brought about a good result. Now, they use the cleaned duck feather quilt as a reminder of their past experiences and a warning for future challenges.
Last night, I had a terrible experience with my duck feather quilt. I had just finished washing it and drying it, and it was all clean and fresh for my child to use. But, to my horror, I found out this morning that my child had urinated all over the quilt while I was asleep. The smell of urine was so strong that it woke me up immediately.
I looked at the quilt in disgust. The urine had completely soaked into the fabric, and it was going to take a lot of work to get it clean again. I knew I couldn't just throw it out, so I decided to take it to the laundry and see if they could help me get it clean.
When I arrived at the laundry, I explained the situation to the owner. She looked at the quilt and said, "Oh, this is going to take some time and effort to get clean. But don't worry, we'll do our best to get it back to its original condition."
So, I left the quilt at the laundry and went on my way. I knew it was going to cost me some money to get it cleaned, but I also knew that it was worth it to have a clean and comfortable quilt for my child to use.
A few hours later, I received a call from the laundry. They said they had finished cleaning the quilt and that it was ready for pick up. I rushed over there and paid for the cleaning service. Then, I took the quilt back home and put it on my child's bed.
My child woke up a little while later and got into bed with the quilt. I could tell by the look on his face that he was happy with the clean quilt. He snuggled up next to me and said, "Thank you, Mommy, for getting my quilt cleaned. It smells so good now!"
I felt a little embarrassed by the whole incident, but I also knew that it could have been worse. At least my child is happy with the clean quilt now, and that's all that mattered to me.
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