Back in the south, even if it rains, the furniture will get wet. How should furniture be moisture-proof?

On rainy days, our furniture will be moldy and damp, so on weekdays, we should put more desiccant in the wardrobe to absorb moisture, and put a bag of desiccant in every corner, top and bottom of the wardrobe. Also, when the weather is good, the sun is particularly explosive. We can open the windows, open all the cupboard doors of the furniture, let the sun shine in directly, and expose the furniture to the sun, which can also effectively remove the traces of moisture.

When we usually clean at home, we generally don't choose a wet rag or a wet mop to wipe the table and mop the floor. Because wiping the table with a wet rag for a long time will cause the wood to be invaded by moisture, and it is easy to get moldy and damp after a long time, especially in rainy days. Try not to touch the furniture when mopping the floor, because the mop is wet, just wipe off the local dust with a dry cloth to avoid the furniture touching the water.

Our general family furniture is placed close to the wall, sofa, table and bedside, so we can move the furniture away from the wall every once in a while, so that the wardrobe and the wall will not be so close, because our wall is easy to get wet, and the wardrobe will get wet if it is too close to the wall, so when placing furniture, we can let the wardrobe leave the wall one foot away, so that the wall and furniture will reduce the phenomenon of getting wet.

In fact, every family's furniture will be attacked by moisture, but don't worry. When you are not busy at work, you can turn around every piece of furniture at home, twist the side that is often hidden on the wall and expose it to the sun for a day, which will reduce its humidity. You can choose to dry it once a month. After such a long time, your wardrobe, sofa and furniture will never be damp and moldy. You can also put some desiccant and often open the window for ventilation.