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Anonymous users2024-01-24After using the urinal and sewer in the bathroom at home for a period of time, it will release odors and odors, which not only stimulate the human senses, cause vomiting and reduce appetite, but also be toxic and endanger human health.
The odor and odor of the bathroom are composed of hydrogen sulfide, methyl mercaptan, methyl thiodiol, ethylamine, indole and other harmful substances. Taking hydrogen sulfide as an example, when the level of hydrogen sulfide in the air reaches 30 40 milligrams of cubic meters, a person will feel pungent, suffocating, and cause eye and respiratory symptoms. When the content reaches 50 to 70 milligrams of cubic meters, it can cause acute and chronic conjunctivitis.
Even at low concentrations, chronic toxic reactions can occur with long-term exposure. Coupled with the effect of harmful gases such as methyl mercaptan, ethylamine, and indole, over time, it will also lead to headache, dizziness, drowsiness, fatigue, malaise, memory loss, and reduced immune function, and cause neurasthenia and autonomic disorders to varying degrees.
How do you get rid of the smell in the bathroom? The easiest way is to open the windows frequently for ventilation, especially in winter, and do not keep the doors and windows closed to keep warm. In order to keep the indoor air fresh, if possible, an exhaust fan should be installed in the bathroom, or an anti-odor device should be installed at the sewer outlet, which can greatly reduce or eliminate the odor in the bathroom.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can order some aromatherapy appropriately, and use lime to detoxify!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Is it also a drainage problem, the decoration must not be done well, you can find your own master to see three,
Your question is ridiculous, the two small holes at the bottom are used to fix the toilet, originally two holes were made in the ground, and then the expansion screws were put on, and then fixed with the screw cap, but now they are all used glass glue to play a circle of glass glue on the bottom of the toilet, so that the seal is still very reliable, the smell you said may come back from the floor drain, you can use transparent tape to seal the floor drain, so that there will be no smell. Try.
Okay, your own home, you can do it if you think you can.
The bathroom smells, I believe you have been cleaned, and you have also installed an exhaust fan, and the toilet usually has a water barrier function and will not smell. It should be that there is no water barrier device at the water outlet, you add a U pipe under the washbasin, and add a waterproof floor drain to the ground water outlet to completely lose the smell!
It's best to pack a soundproofing, otherwise you will hear the sound of flushing when you use water upstairs in the future, which will be more irritable.