How to prevent moisture and moisture from furniture?

I think the most cost-effective way is to open the doors and windows often to ventilate more, such as wardrobe doors and cabinet doors, so that the floor is dry and there are no traces of water.

Secondly, we can put some dehumidifiers in the furniture, such as desiccant and activated carbon.

Or buy an air dehumidifier. Or turn on our air conditioner, which also has a dehumidification function.

1. Put desiccant to absorb moisture.

There are many moisture-absorbing boxes and dehumidification bags in supermarkets that are specially designed for moisture-proof and dehumidification, which can be placed in mahogany furniture drawers to absorb moisture at home. After a period of use, remove the contents of the box or bag, re-put some lime or other bulk desiccant, and then use it again. Mul.

2. Dehumidifying of household appliances.

Air conditioners generally have a dehumidification function, but the effect is slower, generally taking two or three hours. The heater can also alleviate the indoor humidity to a certain extent, but the effective radiation range of the heater is small and can only play an auxiliary role. Mul.

3. Open and close the window to drive away the wet.

When there is a lot of moisture outside, the doors and windows in the upwind direction should be closed and only the doors and windows in the downwind direction should be opened to reduce the inflow of moisture into the room. When the weather clears and the outdoor humidity becomes smaller, you can open all the doors and windows to accelerate the evaporation of water. The most important period of moisture protection is in the morning and evening, when the air humidity is higher than in the afternoon, and if the doors and windows are not closed in time, moisture will seriously penetrate into every corner of the home.

In summer, it brings not only hot weather, but also abundant rain, which brings some problems to the home environment. Many people are concerned about how to maintain their furniture and household items in the humid air. Too much moisture in the air is the main factor affecting furniture products, and flooring, fabric products, etc. are furniture that is more susceptible to moisture damage.

Dehumidification and moisture-proofing. Charcoal and lime are very absorbent, put them in baskets, cloth bags, and place them indoors, which can keep the indoor air dry. This dehumidification method is simple, safe and inexpensive, and the charcoal can be reused after drying, both dehumidifying and deodorizing, killing two birds with one stone.

Furniture maintenance. Flooring - moisture-proof maintenance of wooden floors, in addition to minimizing the long-term contact between the floor and water, such as the mop should be wrung out when scrubbing the floor, frequent ventilation is also very important, in addition, professional maintenance methods are waxing and adding moisture-proof film. Waxing once a year can make the wooden floor avoid the invasion of moisture in the rainy season, so as to achieve the purpose of prolonging the life. If you have a hardwood floor in your home, you can also consider adding a clear varnish to the surface.

The moisture-proof film on the surface of the wood floor sold on the market can be applied to the surface of the wood floor, which can play a role in preventing the surface of the wood floor from getting wet. When caring for the wooden floor, you should also be careful not to let moisture penetrate the wooden floor.

Fabric – The sofa is the most common type of fabric furniture. In summer, the sofa should be cleaned of the dust on its surface with a special vacuum cleaner, and in humid weather, it is best to use a sofa towel with good water absorption and wash it frequently; Avoid breeding bacteria in hot and humid weather. Plastic packaging for newly purchased and used mattresses must be removed to avoid moldy fillers in a humid environment.

In order to maintain the true color of furniture and prolong its service life, people should have an idea about the maintenance of furniture with seasonal changes and adhere to it for a long time.

In the case of solid wood furniture without condensation or mildew spots, you can put a moisture-proof bag such as desiccant inside the furniture for moisture absorption treatment, and after the solid wood furniture is damp, if the situation is not serious, it should be ventilated and dried in time; If condensation or mildew spots occur, you need to dry the water droplets first, remove the mildew spots with a mild cleaning agent, and then dehumidify. When buying solid wood furniture, it is necessary to pay attention to the paint process on the surface, and the paint process can alleviate the moisture of solid wood furniture when it is well covered.

Usually, once there are water droplets on the surface of the furniture, it should be gently wiped off with a dry soft muslin cloth in a timely manner, and if there are mildew spots, a small amount of special detergent for solid wood furniture should be sprayed on the soft cloth, and then wiped and dehumidified, and finally waxed with a special pure wood furniture varnishing wax to further block the invasion of moisture. In addition, it is also possible to separate the parts of solid wood furniture from the ground and wall, and the furniture can be pasted with absorbent paper or plastic paper to cut off the direct contact with the ground and the wall, and the gap between the distance is the most appropriate.

In addition to wiping it off with a dry cloth immediately, you can also use a vacuum cleaner or hair dryer to blow through the gap in the water seepage to suck the water vapor away. If there is a small area of mildew, you can use a low-concentration bleach to mix with water at a ratio of 1:3 to wipe it, and avoid damaging the protective wax on the floor surface when using.

If the floor is seriously damaged due to moisture, such as bulging, expansion and deformation, it is recommended to lift the floor and ask a professional to re-lay it after the ground is completely dry, so as to avoid the continued increase of the damaged area. Usually do more waxing care and protection to reduce water vapor intrusion, and you can also add moisture-proof film; When installing, pay attention to laying a moisture-proof mat between the floor and the ground.

The temperature has been steadily climbing in the past few days, and it seems that the pace of summer is really getting closer and closer. But don't forget, summer is accompanied by the disgusting yellow plum rainy season. When the midsummer season comes, the light, temperature, and humidity change rapidly, and the air is humid, stuffy, and ultraviolet rays are strong, which will affect the service life of furniture.

Expensive fabric sofas or rugs need to be cared for to ensure that they are well protected from moisture and moths during the wet season.

Ordinary fabric curtains can be scrubbed with a damp cloth, but fabrics that are prone to shrinkage should be dry cleaned as much as possible; Canvas or hemp curtains are best wiped with a sponge dipped in warm water or soap, and rolled up after drying; When cleaning the velvet fabric, the curtain should be soaked in a neutral cleaning solution, lightly pressed by hand, washed and placed on the shelf, so that the water will drip dry automatically, try not to dehydrate and dry, and to air dry naturally, so as not to damage the texture of the curtain itself and affect the appearance. It is best to read the label instructions on the curtains before washing the curtain fabric.

The lintel, drapery, and lace should be soaked with clean water, and then washed with warm water with soda, and then washed with laundry detergent or soapy water. Roller blinds or soft finished curtains can be wiped with a rag dipped in some detergent dissolved in warm water or a little ammonia solution.

Keeping the room dry is the primary problem in the rainy season, and solid wood furniture, panel furniture and upholstered furniture should be protected from moisture and damage in advance. A lot of solid wood furniture is dried before leaving the factory, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have to be treated with moisture. A special wood furniture cleaner dipped in a dry cloth can form a protective film on the surface of solid wood furniture to prevent moisture from penetrating into the interior.

Panel furniture materials are prone to moisture and mildew on rainy days, so you can use a soft dry cloth to wipe the water mist condensed on them to keep the room ventilated. If the effect is not ideal, you can also use charcoal to absorb the moisture in the room. In order to prevent excessive changes in temperature and humidity and the influence of strong light in summer, furniture should be kept away from heat sources or air conditioning tuyeres to avoid huge temperature differences that damage or premature aging of furniture.

At the same time, the furniture can be positioned to avoid direct sunlight and, if necessary, shaded by curtains. Most solid wood furniture will be treated with moisture content, even if it swells slightly in summer, it will not affect the durability of the furniture.

Buy some activated carbon and put it in the hall to prevent moisture and dehumidification.

With activated charcoal, put it in a cabinet.