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Anonymous users2024-01-24I think if the child is too young, the light is weak. When the child is older, there is no need. My son is now more than 2 months old, and we also have the lights on because the child is afraid of covering the child's nose and mouth.
He didn't know how easy it would be to suffocate if he pushed it away, so I thought it shouldn't be much of a problem. When the child is older, there is no need for it, personal opinion!
It looks a bit like a man eating insect on a mummy,so scared to say
It's a bit of a waste! If you don't need to. Just shut it down! Whether it's water or electricity in life. I think we should save on this.
Kitchen fume is one of the important sources of air pollution, and it contains hundreds of toxic and harmful substances (including carcinogens) that are harmful to health.
Balcony punching holes to release water will have an impact, and it will be waterproof.
Toilets are relatively small spaces, and foreign objects (such as stockings) can fall into the toilet if you are not careful. Whether or not it causes a blockage depends on where the foreign object falls in the toilet. There are holes in the toilet, and the places where there are holes are nothing more than sewers, drains, etc. >>>More