In foggy weather, the floor of the room is wet. Is there any way to solve it?

Don't leak information and make a fool of yourself. Many friends may think that the indoor humidity is high because of poor ventilation, so they open the doors and windows, but this idea is wrong. When wet days come in spring, doors and windows should be closed tightly to prevent outdoor moisture from entering the room. For kitchens and bathrooms that are already full of water vapor, you should first wipe off the water mist on the walls, mirrors and counters with a dry cloth, then dry the water on the floor surface with a dry mop, then close the doors and windows to isolate the space, and then turn on the exhaust fan for ventilation.

In the bathroom and kitchen, wipe off the water vapor first, close the doors and windows before turning on the exhaust fan. In the living room and bedroom, we can use air conditioning for ventilation and dehumidification. Now many air conditioners have similar functions. It is basically enough to close the doors and windows every day and keep the space open independently for about an hour. Don't wash rags and mops, use waste newspapers skillfully. Because the indoor humidity is too high, many people can't completely absorb water even if they use rags or mops repeatedly. The rag was originally dry and could be wrung out after a few rubs, but it was still wet after being reused, and the mop was "full of water" after a few mops. It is impossible for an average family to prepare a dozen rags or five or six mops at any time. What should they do?

Skillfully use waste newspaper to dehumidify. In fact, at this time, we can use old newspapers we have read at home instead of rags and mops. An old newspaper can be used as a rag when rubbed, which is very absorbent. Moreover, the cost of old newspapers is low, and they can be discarded directly after use, and there is no need to wring them out and dry them. In addition, spreading old newspapers on the doorway and wet ground can not only absorb the water on the ground, but also wipe off the water on the shoes, killing two birds with one stone.

It is difficult to dry old newspaper clothes at the entrance and on the wet ground. The hair dryer helps you in wet weather. Even if I hang my clothes in a ventilated place on the balcony to bask in the sun, I still feel that it is not dry enough. At this time, we can use the hair dryer to help us blow the clothes to a thick and difficult place with strong wind, and it will be OK in less than a few minutes. Similarly, small items such as canvas shoes and socks can also be used in rainy days. Of course, if your clothes can't be heated or are expensive, I suggest you go to a professional dry cleaner to clean them.

Dehumidification method of drawers, shoe boxes and wardrobes for fast drying clothes It is difficult to prevent moisture from entering closed small spaces such as drawers, shoe boxes and wardrobes because they are frequently opened every day. Friends can go to the supermarket to buy moistureproof agent, activated carbon or absorbent bag, and just put it in at home.

It is feasible to dehumidify wardrobes, drawers and shoe boxes with moisture-proof agents, activated carbon or absorbent bags, but it is not safe to light candles and stoves. Recommend popular home dehumidifier products. As mentioned above, the dehumidification method of lighting candles or stoves at home is not safe enough, so we can use a safer and more effective dehumidifier to quickly pump away indoor water vapor. At present, there are mainly wheeled, frozen and solution types in home dehumidifier. No matter which product, the basic working principle is the same, that is, the fan sucks wet air into the machine, condenses the moisture in the air into water droplets, and discharges dry air, thus reducing the indoor humidity. .