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Anonymous users2024-01-24Open the cabinet to ventilate, it will take a long time to ventilate, put a little grapefruit peel or cactus, and tea can also be used, you can try it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The new furniture has a woody or glue-like taste. If you feel unwell, you can ventilate them or plant more greenery. No big deal.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You can put grapefruit peels, and plant trees, forget what it's called, hehe,
1. Scrubbing: Newly purchased lacquerware furniture has a bad smell of lacquer, which can be immediately eliminated by soaking a rag in vinegar and scrubbing. >>>More
This is very normal, and it is OK to put some activated charcoal in cabinets and other furniture for a few days.
The elm itself has a big smell, and it depends on whether the lacquer is environmentally friendly. In particular, furniture with confined spaces, such as cabinets, should be ventilated frequently. Let its flavor come out slowly. If it's not too pungent, it's not a big problem. >>>More
Remove the smell of the new house:
1. Place plants that can absorb harmful substances at home, such as: spider plant, aloe vera, tiger tail orchid, jasmine, lilac, honeysuckle, morning glory, etc. >>>More
1. Fill the container with cold water, then add an appropriate amount of vinegar and put it in a ventilated room, and open the furniture door. In this way, it can not only evaporate the appropriate amount of water to protect the paint surface of the wall roof, but also absorb and eliminate residual odors. >>>More