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The dehumidification bag has a certain effect on mildew prevention, but it is not 100%, so it is recommended to take out the clothes to dry, otherwise it will still be moldy.

In the rainy season or in some areas in autumn and winter, there will be frequent rain, the air moisture content is high, and the moisture will enter the room to cause mildew on the walls and wardrobes of the home, clothes and other items, and some people will hang dehumidification bags in the wardrobe and room, although the dehumidification bag can absorb the moisture of the space and prevent moisture and mildew, but the function is limited, and it can not kill the mold and bacteria in the space.

1. Skillfully use natural dehumidifiers.

After baking soda powder is clumped, it can be used to clean bathtubs, sinks, basins, etc., and has a good effect on staining and mildew prevention. The coffee grounds are put into a cloth bag to absorb moisture and deodorize. Poke a few small holes in the unused laundry detergent packaging to also absorb moisture.

2. Pay attention to ventilation.

Bathrooms, kitchens and other places that are prone to dampness and mildew are best equipped with independent ventilation systems. When washing, bathing, or cooking, open the nearest window or exhaust fan to avoid moisture build-up. Dry the floor with a fan after bathing. A long towel can be placed on the kitchen floor to wipe down water stains at any time.

3. Air conditioning. Nowadays, the vast majority of air conditioners come with a dehumidification function, and you can simply press the "Dehumidification Mode" on the remote control to dehumidify the room. However, it is also necessary to clean the inside of the air conditioner regularly to avoid secondary pollution of the air conditioner.

4. Clothes dryer.

Families with conditions can buy a dryer, dog days to wash clothes do not like to dry, but also easy to moldy and odorous, so the dryer is a good choice.

5. Fresh-keeping bags.

Some ingredients and herbs that are easy to get damp at home, such as biscuits, white sugar and other materials, can be sealed in a plastic bag. If you accidentally get wet, it doesn't matter, put it in the microwave and heat it up to restore its original shape.

6. Pad towels.

Double mats or towels can be placed under the sink and at the door of the bathroom to help absorb excess water, and towels and mats should be washed and dried frequently to avoid the growth of bacteria.

Yes, the dehumidification bag of the old housekeeper can be used all year round to prevent mildew, dehumidification and moisture, and after using it for a period of time, you can feel that the moisture is not so big, and it will not be moldy if it is not wet.

One: air conditioning dehumidification.

Nowadays, air conditioners have the function of dehumidification, as long as the mode is adjusted and run for a period of time, the moisture in the room can be removed, but this method is a bit energy-consuming, and the effect is not very ideal. You can try to use the air conditioner and the electric fan together, turn on the air conditioner to dehumidify and open the fan to blow to the corner, usually use this combination for about ten minutes to achieve a good dehumidification effect.

2: Moisture absorber absorbs moisture.

Lime, activated carbon, and desiccant are all very good moisture absorbents. 1 kilogram of quicklime can adsorb about kilograms of moisture in the air, but quicklime is in powder form, and it is easy to cause dust pollution when placed in the room, and the invention of activated carbon bag just makes up for the lack of quicklime. Desiccants are suitable for placing in large spaces of daily life, such as living rooms, kitchens, etc.

Therefore, the use of moisture absorbers can be selected according to the family situation.

Three: intermittent ventilation.

Noon is the time when outdoor moisture is the most abundant, and outdoor moisture will be seriously infiltrated, so it is best to open the windows and ventilate every afternoon or evening, when the air is dry, especially in the kitchen or warehouse. Close the windows and doors facing south or southeast (i.e. upwind) and open the doors and windows downwind to reduce the amount of moisture entering the room. If the weather is fine, you can open all doors and windows to speed up water evaporation.

Four: dehumidification of laundry detergent and baking soda.

Laundry detergent can be placed in a corner that is easy to get wet to absorb moisture, and when the laundry detergent appears to be clumped, it means that it has absorbed enough water, and it can be used to wash clothes without wasting it. Baking soda powder has the same effect, and after clumping, it can be used as a cleaning bathtub, sink, etc.

Five: soap, dried tea residue to remove mildew.

Wooden furniture is particularly susceptible to moisture and mildew during the rainy season. At this time, you can place a bar of soap in the moldy area, or sun-dried tea residues, to help remove the musty smell. When the weather is clear, remember to open the wardrobe door for ventilation.

Written by Chen Yingru.

1.Prepare a hygrometer

Taiwan's climate is humid, with humidity often reaching 80%. In fact, when the humidity reaches 65%, the mold has already begun to multiply and survive, so it is a little too late to wait until the mold grows or smells mustyIt is recommended that you prepare a hygrometer to keep track of the humidity at home.

2.Humidity setting

How many degrees should the humidity of the dehumidifier be set?In fact, most of today's dehumidifiers have the function of humidity control. If you want to completely remove the dehumidifier or use a dehumidifier to dry your clothes, you can choose the Dry or Dry Clothes function.

This feature will dehumidify until the water is full. If the person and the dehumidifier are in the same space, it is recommended to set the humidity to about 60%, or directly select the Comfort function.

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In addition to opening the dehumidifier, I will also use some natural dehumidifying products in small spaces such as wardrobes and shoe cabinets to increase the strong moisture-proof of travel.

1.Bamboo charcoal

Charcoal contains a lot of very small pores, and when water and air pass through, it will have an adsorption effect, and then achieve the effect of purifying air and water. However, when bamboo charcoal or binchotan touch or get on clothes, it will be black. So when I use it, I wrap it in dry paper first.

Not only is it breathable, but it will not get wet.

2.Newspapers

Newspapers absorb moisture and are easy to obtain without spending money. My method of using it is as simple as rolling the newspaper, taping it and stuffing it into the corner of the wardrobe or shoe closet. Replace it again in about two months.

3.Citrus peel

Dry citrus peels can be used to absorb moisture and can also be used as a fragrance pouch for clothes so that there is no musty smell in the cupboard. However, special attention should be paid to the use of citrus peels to dehumidify. If you leave it in a humid place, the orange peel will start to soften and even mold in about ten days, so you should be very diligent in replacing it.

4.Baking soda

Baking soda powder in the shoe cabinet, for me, the main effect is deodorization. However, powdered baking soda also has a hygroscopic effect. Because I am afraid that the powder will be dismantled, it will be difficult to clean up the cover. My way to do it is to put it in a small vial, cover the opening with a paper towel and tie it tightly with a rubber band.

The deodorizing power of baking soda can last for about a month, so after about a month, I will replace the powder with a new one, and use the old one for home cleaning such as brushing pots and sinks.