After your trek, make sure to clean your tent accordingly. Scrub the dirt off the outside and inside with soap and water. Be sure to get any dirt or mud out of the seams. Allow at least 24 hours for your tent to dry after being cleaned. Then keep it somewhere cold and dry. To prolong the lifespan of your tent and keep it in excellent condition, you should make sure you clean and dry it after every use. And if its waterproof coating has been compromised, we recommend reproofing to restore its water-resistant abilities. Consult the specialists at the store where you purchased it before embarking on your next excursion.