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Anonymous users2024-01-23Cool oil deodorizes. Open the lid of a box of cooling oil and place it in a low place in the corner of the bathroom to remove the odor. And a box of cool oil can be used for 2 to 3 months, which is really economical and practical!
Matches deodorize. After entering the toilet, so that the person who comes in later does not have to cover his nose, you may wish to draw a match and let it burn up enough before throwing it into the toilet. This is because the phosphorus component in a match can effectively remove the odor in the toilet after burning.
Toilet water deodorizes. If you don't think the above two methods are enough to freshen the toilet air, then let the toilet water help! Rub a few drops of toilet water on the toilet light – be careful, and be sure to do it when the power is off!
When the water is completely evaporated, turn on the lights and the house will be filled with fragrance.
I propose that you do not use the "air fresheners" sold on the market, which are composed of ethanol, flavors, deionized water, etc., and the canned products also contain propane, butane, dimethyl ether and other propellants, and a certain amount of nitrogen and other compressed gases. When used, it can not react with odor-causing gases such as ammonia and hydrogen sulfide, and it is impossible to decompose or remove such harmful gases, and will lead to secondary pollution in the room!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Neutralization is not the best policy, it is better to open the windows for ventilation.
Drinking water from the toilet is not a big deal compared to dying of thirst.
Of course, maggots can feed chickens, and maggots are high protein, which is conducive to the growth of chickens. But in terms of hygiene ...
It is said that the gourd is safe, and it is placed in a relatively high-end and important position, and I always feel that the gourd that protects you is polluted by putting it in the toilet. What do you think.
You can put a little sour vinegar to neutralize, but remember to dispose of the sour vinegar in time.
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