How to get rid of the smell in the bathroom, I always feel that the smell is heavy?

The key to getting rid of odors in the bathroom is to find the source of the odor and then solve it in a targeted manner. Otherwise, the source problem is not solved, and it is useless to simply remove the old odor in the room, because the old is removed, and the new is generated. Your work is in vain.

In my experience, there are three main aspects:

1. Floor drain smell. In this case, you just need to be diligent with your hands. That is to say, sprinkle some water around the floor drain every day to make the floor drain water sealed, then this problem will be solved.

Especially in winter, the indoor heating is hotter and the indoor is dry, which will speed up the evaporation of water, so it is necessary to water it several times.

2. Sitting on the toilet smells unpleasant. Check if there are any gaps around the toilet and if there are, reseal them with neutral glass glue.

3. The washbasin smells bad. Check the connection between the drain pipe and the sewer pipe under the washbasin, tie it tightly with raw tape, and then wrap it with scotch tape to make sure there is no air leakage. When the washbasin is not in use, turn off the drain switch and put some water in the washbasin, so that the odor in the sewer pipe cannot be turned over through the washbasin.

Ventilate frequently and scrub the toilet with shower gel.

How to get rid of the smell in the toilet.

1. Cool oil to remove the odor and odor of the toilet. 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 2-3 months, which is economical and practical.

2. Matches remove the odor and odor of the toilet. Once in the toilet, you may wish to strike a match and let it burn out before throwing it into the toilet. This is because the phosphorus component of a match can effectively remove the odor in the toilet after burning.

3. Toilet water removes the odor and odor of the toilet. Wipe a few drops of toilet water on the toilet light--- be careful to operate it when the power is off! When the toilet water has completely evaporated, turn on the electric light and the house will be full of fragrance.

4. Soap to remove the smell and odor of the toilet. Open the lid of the soap dish, but preferably with a stronger floral scent.

5. Orange peel removes the odor and odor of the toilet. Wash and dry the orange peel and scatter it around the bathroom to achieve a good odor removal effect.

6. Lemon removes the odor and odor of the toilet. Lemons are natural deodorants. Cut the fresh lemon into slices, dry it, put it in a utensil, and place it in the bathroom to prevent mildew and odor.

7. Vinegar to remove the odor and odor of the toilet. Vinegar also removes odors. Just place 1 cup of balsamic vinegar on the sink countertop and the smell in the bathroom will disappear immediately. However, balsamic vinegar is generally valid for 6 to 7 days, which means that it needs to be replaced every other week or so.

8. Essential oil removes the odor and odor of the toilet. If the bathroom is spacious enough, you can place a nice vase, insert dried flowers into the vase, and drop a few drops of essential oil every once in a while to keep the natural fragrance going.

9. Pears, melons, and pumpkins remove the odor and odor of the toilet. Pears, melons, small pumpkins, etc., are also good things for deodorization. Placing them on the toilet tank is eco-friendly, scented and fresh and natural.

Note that melons and fruits should not be washed, and they can be wiped with a dry cloth when needed, otherwise they are easy to rot and deteriorate.

10. Sleeve leather to remove the odor and odor of the toilet. Wash and dry the sleeve skin and put it on the water tank of the toilet bowl to remove odors.