Moistureproof for Daily Life

Whenever the weather is cloudy and rainy, the room is always damp and cold. Some furniture will also reduce its service life in this kind of humidity, so here are some tips for daily life in different spaces in different homes!

Living Room

On rainy days, the tiled floor in the living room can become slippery and, if left untreated, presents a risk of falls. Many people will choose to lay a layer of newspapers or discarded cartons on the ground, but after being trampled on, the dirty newspapers and cartons will affect family hygiene even more, and it will be troublesome to clean. In fact, soaking the mop in warm salt water and wringing it out to mop the floor can solve the moisture-proof problem of the floor. Warm salt water evaporates faster than cold water, so the floor will dry faster. Magnesium chloride and calcium chloride in table salt can absorb water and prevent water vapor from condensing on the ground. After absorbing water and drying, they will become small particles again, and the drying time of the floor will be prolonged.

Bathroom

The wettest place in your home is the bathroom. If left unattended, not only will the walls of the bathroom become moldy, but it will also produce an unpleasant smell. The moisture-proof products that are commonly used in households are moisture-absorbing boxes, but such moisture-absorbing boxes are not suitable for bathrooms. Many people don't know that washing powder is a good helper to prevent moisture in the bathroom. Divide the washing powder into small bags, poke a few small holes on the surface, and put it in the corner that needs to be dehumidified. After the washing powder absorbs water, it will become pieces and can be used for washing clothes without waste. If it is a scented laundry detergent, it can also fill the bathroom with a dry and fresh smell. After using the bathroom, sweep away the accumulated water on the floor to keep the floor dry and avoid condensation. At the same time, turn on more exhaust fans and close the door of the bathroom while exhausting.

Wardrobe

Compared with other places in the house, the most troublesome thing is the moisture protection of clothing. Washing clothes in wet weather is not easy to dry, and even if it dries, it will have a strange smell. There is no way to use the clothes dryer on the basis of economic capacity, so we can only choose the hair dryer as the next best thing. If you feel that the clothes are about to dry, you can blow them with a hair dryer, and then hang them indoors to dry. Moisture-proof measures should also be taken after drying the clothes in the closet. Hang a few packs of moisture-proof bags on the closet. Dimethyl fumarate is usually used as a moisture-proof bag to prevent corrosion and mildew in the product.

Medicine Chest

Moisture protection is not only for clothes, ground, but also medicines. Once the medicine is damp, the efficacy and quality of the medicine will be greatly reduced, and it will also deteriorate. Capsules, effervescent tablets and other tablets in Western medicine are prone to moisture if they are not stored properly. Medicines can be stored in fresh-keeping bags or sealed bags, or placed in closed glass bottles or plastic boxes. A small amount of Chinese medicinal materials can be stored in the refrigerator.

There are still many moisture-proof tricks. Since we can have a more comfortable environment in humid weather, why not learn a few more tricks?

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