Will basins and buckets age when left in a building?

In the corridor, if there is no direct sunlight, the aging is relatively slow.

It is also aged in the building.

Basins and barrels will age after a long time, especially the current plastic products, aging faster, and other materials will also age after a long time, but more slowly.

Plastic products will age after a long time, and the indoor life can be longer, usually 3 to 8 years according to the quality of plastics, and the life of plastics in outdoor environments is shorter.

If it is a plastic product, the sun and high temperature will accelerate aging; If you don't have that, it's much slower.

It's better to put it in the building.

Put the Peng Ge bucket in the building, and it will age after a long time.

Stainless steel has a long time to use, but it is more expensive, if it is an iron basin enamel, it will not work, the enamel touches off, and a hole will leak in a few days.

It is recommended to buy a plastic basin that is durable.

Iron basins, but plastic basins are a little better and durable, especially the military's ultra-thick and ultra-durable. . .

Plastic basins, because iron basins are susceptible to corrosion!

I've tried plastic basins for three years, iron basins for a week, because the iron was stolen... Ha, just kidding, which one has a long life depends on how swollen you use.

If there is a hydraulic oil bucket at home, and the family members use it to fill it with water and pour it into the basin to flush the toilet, will this pollute the basin?

As long as it lasts for a long time, it will be clean.

It doesn't matter if it's polluted, just use a rag or tissue to clean it.

It's going to be polluted, polluting the water, hahahahahahahahaha

There is no impact. The main reason is that the toilet is cleaner to flush the toilet with the water in the tank, and if the water in the basin is insufficient, it may not be flushed clean, which affects hygiene.

Make a little hole in the side of the basin, and then you put a nail in the wall and hang it.

It melts into film, and when it is used, it melts and shapes it very space-saving.

There are all kinds of problems.

I agree with the second floor, I'm most afraid of the toilet being dirty.

1. It is not safe, the plastic bucket should be broken, but the stainless steel one should be fine, but it is easy to burn the line and trip.

It won't be bad because the boiling point of water is 100 degrees, and if there is water in the barrel, the maximum temperature inside the barrel won't exceed 100 degrees, so the barrel won't be bad.

However, it is recommended not to use plastic buckets, as part of the organic polymer structure in the plastic will be broken down into small organic molecules, and boiling water will undoubtedly accelerate this process. Small organic molecules are distributed in water and may cause cancer when consumed.

Put the electric heating rod in the bucket to boil water, this is strictly speaking unsafe, if it is an iron bucket it is even more unsafe, the connection line of the electric heating rod is easy to contact the water surface, so that the whole barrel is electrified, maybe when you accidentally forget to cut off the power and touch the bucket will be electrocuted, affecting personal safety. Listen to your boyfriend and don't do anything unsafe.

As long as the electric heating rod is not next to the bucket, it will be fine, and besides, the water is about to burn out.

Try not to use it. Don't use iron buckets, if you can't use other methods to heat water, if you have to use them, use plastic buckets, and make sure that they are highly insulated. The heating rod must be fully immersed in water and not touch the wall of the barrel.

There are many disadvantages of using this electric heating rod, because we usually use fire to boil water, and sometimes we unconsciously put our hands into the water in order to see how hot the water is, and when we get used to it, we will do this when using an electric heating rod, the water is electrified, and it is easy to be electrocuted.

Insecure. My roommate had tried it before, and then it leaked, but fortunately, the beauty hurt my personal safety, but the water was electrified, so it was dangerous. Or don't do that kind of thing.

Don't use it when it's burning, and pull out the plug when you want to use it.

Don't burn in that disposable cup.

Otherwise, it should be fine.

I use it at home, it's safe!

It's not a big deal, the boiling water I drink every day is to put a small hot straight into a plastic pot to boil, once because the socket is not enough, I put the pot in the toilet to burn and forget about it, so the hot fast is glorious dedication, but the space cup brought by my hometown is strong, it's actually okay at all, but the cup is a little hot and fast, and the plastic that sticks to it after heating is now the people I sleep with are still burning, and the heat is fast and replaced with 1000 watts In addition, I am a little skeptical that the 220 volt electricity at home can be electrocuted under normal circumstances One time I poked my finger into the socket of a light bulb several times, and when I hit both the positive and negative electrodes, the electricity arrived, and I reacted.

I also often put the electric heating rod in the basin.

Wash your feet while boiling water.

Nothing at all.

As long as you use it carefully, there is generally no problem, and I haven't heard of problems at school.

It is not good to use a plastic bucket.

will break the barrel.

It should be a little better this way; It feels like it's going to be a little more convenient. In your own home, just such a few places, you don't have to be too entangled; Decades ago or more than ten years ago, families lived together, some toilets were placed next to the bed, and people lived very happily.

The wash basin is placed outside the washroom, which is a good design.

Because many toiletries will be placed on the sink, and the toilet will splash a lot of tiny bacteria when flushing, if the toiletries are placed in the toilet, especially toothbrushes, etc., it will be very unhygienic to get these bacteria.

The sinkstand area placed outside the bathroom door should be aesthetically pleasing and treated as a space highlight. Second, we must do a good job of waterproofing, and the wall should not be painted with latex.

It's not very good. Flushing toilets may have dirty and foul smells that come up. Generally, it is better to close the toilet lid when flushing. So it's better to be outside the square.

This has a factor with one's own habits, but it doesn't matter. As long as the bathroom is kept hygienic, why can't it be put away?

According to what I have read, it is best to wash your hands with running water, so that you can really wash and get dirty.

The west flush is clean, wash it in a basin, and some dirty things are stored in the basin, and it is not clean when washed.

But according to your question, it is better to put it outside, because the bathroom is not very ventilated, and I recommend washing the basin with water every time.

From a hygienic point of view, it is the same whether you put it in the toilet or not. Discovery Channel did a special test, put the toothbrush in the living room and bathroom, and after a period of time, the number of E. coli on the toothbrush was basically the same. However, many families are now separated from wet and dry, probably because there is no conflict between washing and going to the toilet in the morning.

The air in the toilet is not good, there are more bacteria, and toiletries such as toothbrushes will be unhygienic, but now the toilet will generally be flushed when it is used up, and it will not be too dirty.

If your bathroom is large, it's best not to put it outside, because it's not very elegant to put it outside, and you can partition it in the bathroom.

It can't be said that the bathroom is unhygienic, it is a space where we live, we don't worry about putting things there, doesn't that mean that the bathroom is unhygienic, so how can we get in and out there. Personally, I think it's okay to put it there, as long as you pay attention to the cleaning of the bathroom

It's good to take a bath with barreled supplies, what are you doing with a big basin, depending on your question, you should use a shower to wash from beginning to end, you Yuanling is not suitable for bathing in a basin, and bathing in a basin is unhygienic and easy to get infected with viruses.

When you take a bath, you need to put the bucket in this plastic basin to burn the head and wash it, then you should measure the ruler skin number, and then go to the place where daily necessities are sold to have a look.