The most annoying thing about sultry weather is the smell of garbage. How to remove the smell of garbage?

The most annoying thing about sultry weather is the smell of garbage. Trash cans, sewers and sanitary corners are often full of unpleasant smells. Even if it is cleaned up, the pungent smell will last for a long time.

The odor of garbage is produced by the decomposition of organic components in garbage by bacteria. 75-80% of domestic garbage is organic matter, mainly including pericarp, Nahana stalk, leftovers/vegetables, pericarp, hair, viscera, fat, feces, leftovers/blood, leaves, waste paper, flowers and animal carcasses, and a certain amount of water.

In the process of natural digestion, under the action of aerobic/anaerobic fermentation, odor is produced, especially in hot weather, and the odor becomes more serious due to the acceleration of fermentation. The odor of domestic garbage includes ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, organic amine, organic sulfur, volatile fatty acids and so on.

Peel some yams and boil them in water for about 10 minutes. 10 minutes later, the clear water in the pot gradually turns brown, and then the boiling water is sprayed around the corner, drain and trash can, and it smells after a few minutes. Haha, the unpleasant smell is gone. This is because the benzoquinone component contained in yam plays a very good role.

When the yam skin is boiled in water, the benzene sulfonium component contained in the yam skin will be dissolved in water, so that it will directly contact with the odor generated by garbage fermentation, thus making the odor disappear.

For convenience, you can also cook a few more at a time, and then freeze them into ice cubes. When using them, take out a few and put them in garbage or dead corners to achieve the effect. But I want to remind you that this kind of water should be kept in the refrigerator, and it is best to use it up within 5 days, and the effect is good.

Solid matter adsorption method is actually an improvement on dilution method. The extracted odor is not directly discharged into the air, but is absorbed by solid substances and discharged. Solid substances commonly used for adsorption include activated carbon, carbonate compounds, zeolites, inorganic halides and other substances. ?