What should I do if it is wet indoors during the rainy season?

Bathroom: The washing powder effectively absorbs moisture

The wettest place in the home is the bathroom. Especially in the wet season, the bathroom walls are not only prone to mold, but also produce an unpleasant smell. At this time, laundry detergent is a good helper for moisture-proofing in the bathroom. Pack the washing powder into a small bag, poke a few small holes in the bag, and place it in a corner that needs to be dehumidified. After the washing powder absorbs water, it will turn into pieces. It is just right to take it to wash clothes, and it is not a waste at all. Choosing scented laundry detergent can also fill the bathroom with a dry and refreshing smell.

Tile floor in the living room: Warm salt water has miraculous effects

In humid weather, you can use warm salt water to wipe the floor instead, because warm salt water evaporates faster than cold water, and the floor will dry faster. The magnesium chloride and calcium chloride in the salt can absorb moisture, which can effectively prevent water vapor from condensing on the ground. After absorbing water and drying, it will become small particles, and the drying time of the floor will be extended.

Medicine box: Sealing means are very necessary

Moisture prevention is not only a matter of clothes and the ground, but also medicines left at home. Once the drug is damp, the efficacy and quality of the drug will be greatly reduced and it will deteriorate. The tablets such as dragee pills, capsules, effervescent tablets in Western medicine are easily damp if they are improperly stored. When storing the medicine, you can first pack them in a fresh-keeping bag or sealed bag, or put them in a covered glass bottle or plastic box. A small amount of Chinese medicinal materials can be placed in the refrigerator. If it is a relatively expensive Chinese medicinal material such as Cordyceps, deer antler, etc., it can be packed in a sealed bag and placed in the bottom of the rice jar, which can effectively prevent the invasion of moisture on the medicinal materials.

Kitchen: Dried tea leaves can dehumidify

The kitchen is also a severely damp and damp area in the home. The kitchen uses a lot of water, and there are also various food residues and seasonings and other substances, which can easily attract cockroaches, ants, etc. In addition to removing oil smoke, you must also do enough moisture-proofing. Usually, you can turn on the range hood or air fan to drain moisture. Soda powder, flour, etc. can absorb moisture. Dried tea or used coffee grounds also have the same effect. Put it in a clean gauze bag or clean old cotton socks and become a dehumidification bag that combines dehumidification and deodorization.