Avoid cooking inside the tent. Cooking can be done between the inner and outer tents or by using plywood as a base. Ensure doors and windows are fully open for ventilation to prevent moisture buildup. During preheating, prevent the flame from getting out of control. Sleeping or dozing off while cooking is strictly prohibited, and kerosene stoves are not allowed.
Hiking boots must not be worn inside the tent. Remove raincoat and wet clothing before entering the inner tent to keep the interior dry. Use candles or gas lamps for tent lighting. Hang wet clothing with thin rope to air dry, and air-dry sleeping bags when leaving the tent. Store fuel, climbing equipment, and ropes in a corner of the tent.
After the activity, clean and dry the tent. Store it in a well-ventilated area, avoiding sealing. The tent can be stored on a stand or hung up; do not place heavy objects on it.
