My house is a small house, only 51 square meters, and the toilet and kitchen are tiled

Hello! Generally, the renovated house should be ventilated for more than 3 months before moving in. If you are in a hurry, there are many volatile gases in it, which will affect your health. It is recommended that you buy Haberley's photocatalyst online and dispose of it. Wishing you good health! Please adopt.

Ventilation is the most effective and economical way to eliminate indoor pollution. On the one hand, the entry of fresh air can dilute indoor pollutants, which is conducive to the emission of indoor pollutants. On the other hand, it helps to release toxic and harmful gases in decoration materials as soon as possible. It is best to ventilate the home when it is unoccupied, such as before moving in, or when traveling.

It is best to choose ventilation after the sun comes out, and open the window every day for ventilation as long as possible, preferably not less than 2 hours.

There are also a few ways to see which one is right for you!

1 Black Tea Removal Method. 300 grams of black tea soaked in two basins of hot water, placed in the living room, and open the window for ventilation, the indoor formaldehyde content will drop by more than 90 within 48 hours, and the irritating odor will be basically eliminated.

2 Activated carbon removal method. Buy 800 grams of granular activated carbon to remove formaldehyde. Divide the activated carbon into 8 parts, put it in a plate, put two to three dishes in each room, and basically eliminate the indoor odor in 72 hours.

3 Coal ash removal method. Prepare 400 grams of coal ash, divide it in a basin and put it into the room where formaldehyde needs to be removed, and the formaldehyde content can be reduced to a safe range within a week. The above methods are also suitable for families with no peculiar smell after decoration, because some harmful substances are colorless and odorless.

4 Plant Absorption:

Plants that have the effect of absorbing formaldehyde, such as spider plant, aloe vera, agave, tiger tail orchid, etc.;

2.Plants that have the effect of absorbing benzene, such as ivy, iron tree, etc.;

3.Plants that have the effect of absorbing trichloroethylene, such as evergreen, daisy, agave, etc.;

4.Plants that have the effect of absorbing sulfur dioxide, such as moon, rose, etc.;

5.plants that have a vacuuming effect, such as osmanthus;

6.Plants with bactericidal effects, such as mint and other plants.