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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are three scenarios:
1. The housing environment is green, there is a lot of vegetation, so there are more insects, and they go to the bedroom;
2. The room has just been decorated, and it is still very damp, which is easy to attract small insects, and the putty ash on the wall is also easy to fall off during the drying process;
3. You moved in before you did the open drying and other treatments.
It is recommended to open the window, increase air circulation, such as electric fans, and some desiccant (such as lime), and spray some insecticides, so as not to live for the time being.
In addition, there are usually some chemicals in the decoration, and some charcoal and the like are put to do a good job of adsorption to avoid human injury.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is a small cockroach, right? If you have a problem under the floor, or there are insect eggs under the bed board, lift it up and take a look, if not, there are insects under the floor, and you have to find someone who is engaged in decoration or sells the floor to kill insects and clean it.
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If it is cracked on the decorative surface, it must be a decoration company, and if it is cracked at the grassroots level, then you have to find a developer.
It can be restored, it may be more troublesome, you can find a new renovation company, they will definitely help you solve it, I personally recommend that you negotiate with the buyer, and don't move if you can.