How does it get wet? How can I reduce the occurrence of resurgence?

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Have enough money to buy clothes and accessories.

Discerning purchases. Know how to match.

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It's either brain-dead or a tide.

Read more fashion magazines and see what to look for! Then, pay attention in daily life, try on these clothes by yourself, and you will have your own dressing experience after a while!

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1.Dry clothes in a damp place. Since moist air itself contains a lot of moisture, it can make clothes damp faster.

2.Use a humidifier. Increasing the indoor humidity to about 50 or more can make clothes get damp quickly.

3.Put a damp towel or a clean wet towel on your clothes. Placing a damp towel on your clothes will allow your clothes to get wet quickly.

4.Putting the clothes in a plastic bag and then placing the plastic bag in a damp place can allow the clothes to get wet quickly.

5.Putting clothes in a bucket of hot water and using warm water to soak them in warm water for 15-20 minutes can also speed up the rate at which clothes get wet.

Spend more time in the sun.

When the air humidity is high, there is a lot of moisture attached to the ground and objects. Or when the groundwater rises, the ground and the roots of the wall are wet.

After the beginning of spring every year, there will be indoor moisture return in some areas, resulting in damp and moldy clothes and furniture, which is often called "south wind day".

The indoor moisture return in spring is because after winter, the indoor wall and floor temperature drops day by day, and the indoor heating rate is slower than that of the outdoor after the beginning of spring. If the morning is cloudy, too warm and there is a strong southerly wind, the tide will return on the same day.

The first thing to reduce moisture return is to warm up the room as soon as possible. Before the moisture returns, heat the room with an electric stove or gas stove to reduce the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor. Or put some rock hygroscopic substances indoors, which is currently more economical and ideal is quicklime (block lime).

Secondly, doors and windows should be closed to reduce the water vapor that pours into the room. In addition, when the moisture resurgence occurs, the room air can be filtered with a dehumidifier to accompany this "dehydration" and continue to heat the room. In addition, the degree of moisture return varies from place to place indoors.

The walls around it were the coldest, and the ground in the north house was also cold, and the resurgence was the worst. If there is a build-up of hot air near the top of the ceiling, it is relatively dry, and the favorable microclimate environment in the corner of the ceiling can be used to store the items that are most afraid of moisture and mildew.