How to deal with the protection of Buddha incense and other sacrificial things if they are moldy?

If you use it yourself, wipe off the mold and take it out to dry. If you want to prevent mold for a long time, spray some anti-mold agent and put it in a dry and ventilated place.

Usually pay attention to open windows for ventilation, but when the weather is humid, you must close the doors and windows, and turn on the air conditioner or dehumidifier to dehumidify. Or you can also light some incense to remove the moisture in the house and also remove the odor.

If it is a production, an antifungal agent is added to the production process.

For moldy Buddha incense and other sacrificial items, the following methods can be taken to deal with and protect:

1.Clean up moldy items: You can use a soft cloth or sponge dipped in an appropriate amount of water or a special cleaning agent to gently wipe moldy items such as Buddha incense to wipe off the mold spots on them.

If the surface of the item is hard, you can use a small soft spatula or an iron brush to gently scrape off the mold.

2.Dry: Place the wiped items in a dry and ventilated place, away from direct sunlight, and let them dry for a while. During the drying process, items can be flipped or moved periodically to allow them to dry faster.

3.Precautionary measures: In order to avoid the re-appearance of mold in sacrificial items such as Buddha incense, the following measures can be taken:

a.The environment in which the items are stored should be kept dry and ventilated, avoiding humidity and high temperatures.

b.Do not place items too densely, and keep an appropriate distance to facilitate ventilation.

c.For items that are susceptible to moisture, moisture repellents or moisture absorbers can be placed in storage space.

d.Regularly inspect the storage environment and take timely measures if moisture or odor is found.

In addition, if the mold is severe, consider having a professional clean and restore it to ensure the safety and integrity of the artifact.

Buddha incense can be added to the anti-mold agent during the production process, so that it will not become moldy. Echoer's antifungal agent works well. Wish!

Buddha incense is made of pure natural plants, which is very rich in nutrients, and at the same time, there are many voids on the surface of Buddha incense, which is very easy to absorb moisture in the air.

The burning of Buddha incense is related to humidity, so it will stay dry, and the drier it is, the easier it is to absorb moisture. Natural incense powder is made by crushing leaves or other natural plants, and it is easy to mold after absorbing moisture.

AEM5700-T100 antifungal and antibacterial agent can be added to the produced powder to directly make anti-mildew powder, which can prevent mold in the powder.

There are two processing methods, the first is to add anti-mildew agent to the incense powder according to the Buddha incense powder manufacturer, and make anti-mildew incense powder. Another method is to add AEM5700-2 wood antifungal agent to the water of diluted incense powder, the addition ratio is 3%, and the water used is first prepared into anti-mildew water, and then produced according to the original process. The Buddha incense produced by this method has a good anti-mildew ability, which can protect the Buddha incense from growing mold for a long time.

It is generally caused by dampness and can be treated in incense powder.

The main reasons are:Buddha incense mold, the main reason is that the water is too heavy, that is to say, too wet, followed by the Buddha incense long-term stacking in a closed environment so that the mold can have a stable local space to reproduce and grow, over time, the mold will grow more and more, and then you will see a lot of mold. This gives rise to mold.