I don t know what s going on, the room is damp, what should I do if the room is damp?

Is it the rainy season right now? If it's the rainy season, it's normal for moisture to be focused. If the room is not too humid during the rainy season, it may be because the room is not exposed to the sun all the time, then it is necessary to keep it ventilated frequently. Here are a few ways to teach.

Put lime or charcoal in a cloth bag and put it in a moisture-proof place, and take the bag of lime or charcoal to the outdoors to dry it every two or three days before you can use it again. Add an exhaust fan and dehumidify with an air conditioner.

Beds, bedding, and clothes are often turned to dry. People are active and basking in the sun. Ventilation is the most important thing, open windows and doors to ventilate.

You can also set red bricks on fire and put them in a damp room. Fry the sand in a boiler and place it in a humid room. You can also try these two methods.

Supermarkets sell special moisture-proof things, called bamboo charcoal packets, the ingredients are mainly activated carbon, there are hanging, and there are placed, which is specially designed to absorb moisture in the air, if the tide is very strong, buy a little more and put one in each cabinet. But after using it for a while, it seems that it has to be replaced with a new one, and there is a description on the product. Go to the big supermarket, there must be.

I have specialized in this stuff in supermarkets before. But it can only solve the space in the wardrobe. Wardrobes and floors should be empty to leave space.

If the air conditioner has not been installed, it is recommended to install an air conditioner, a better air conditioner has a dehumidification function, and the dehumidification function can be opened for half an hour to an hour every day, so that it can also play a role in dehumidification.

This situation may be the best way to improve the environment, such as eczema, rheumatic diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, etc., to rule out the possibility of allergies, etc., and also to pay attention to fungal infections.

1. 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.

2. Clean the floor drain regularly.

Floor drains are another cause of moisture build-up, and unclean floor drains can allow excess water to enter walls and surfaces.

3. Kitchen paper is mildew-proof.

Kitchen paper is placed in bleach and left on the area where the mold grows for about 10 minutes to remove the mold.

4. Use an air purifier.

In a humid room, the role of an air purifier is obvious, first of all, it can purify the air and prevent contamination by germs, thereby improving the air quality in the home.

5. Use lime and bamboo charcoal for dehumidification.

Use a small cloth bag to pack an appropriate amount of lime, tie it into a small bag and place it in all corners of the room, the lime itself has the effect of absorbing moisture, and can also slow down the indoor dampness, at the same time, the lime also has the effect of disinfection, killing two birds with one stone. Bamboo charcoal dehumidification can be used repeatedly, but the more it is used, the less the effect is not very good.