There is a lot of fine hair and dust in the house. What should I do?

1. First, mop the floor. When we mop the floor, we can mix a proper amount of white vinegar with soapy water, and then add a proper amount of water and a few drops of olive oil to make a floor cleaner. Of course, if you can add a few drops of lemon essential oil or lemon juice, it can play an additional role in deodorizing and sterilizing.

2. Just spray the detergent evenly on the floor and then mop it with a semi-dry mop. This can not only remove dust, but also make the floor look shiny and clean, and the effect of maintaining the floor is very good.

3. In addition, you can also use warm water to dissolve salt, and then use this water to mop the floor, so that the water stains on the floor will evaporate faster and the floor will dry faster, and the floor can remain dry for a long time without being polluted by dust.

4. Then wipe the table. When wiping the table, static electricity is easily generated due to friction, so that all the dust in the air will be adsorbed on the table, which makes it impossible to clean. Therefore, when we clean the table, we can add a few drops of clothes softener for washing clothes in the water, which can remove static electricity and avoid dust. It can be used for at least one week and is very practical.

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Danger:

1, dust is the enemy of human health, so people especially hate it. Dust flies around with many bacteria, viruses and eggs, spreading diseases.

There are always clouds of dust in the house, which often appear when cleaning, especially in the bedroom. How did these things happen? How to eliminate them more thoroughly?

3. Because most of our bedding is made of cotton, when we sleep, the force of turning over will be scattered, which happens every day, especially in the morning. We often clean it, but if we can't clean it, we also wipe it with a wet rag. In this environment, it is easy to get respiratory diseases and skin allergies? It is easy to cause silicosis.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-dust