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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, because sofas are easier to adhere to, whether it's leather or other materials.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Spray with baking soda and spray it twice more will be better. Because most pesticides will decompose ...... when exposed to alkaliIn this way, the smell will slowly come down* However, it is recommended not to spray insecticides at will in the future, as it will cause too much harm to the human body. There are safe insecticides in China, such as the Baile biological cockroach bait ...... developed by Wuhan University
The kitchen can be sprayed with insecticides, when spraying insecticides, the food or dining utensils in the kitchen should be covered with plastic sheets or newspapers, and it is best to temporarily remove them to prevent pollution caused by pesticides, and at the same time there can be no fire source, and the gods pretend to use insecticides after sealing for about 30 minutes to ensure the insecticidal effect, and then open doors and windows for ventilation, and wait for the smell of pesticides in the kitchen to dissipate before entering. >>>More
It's good to use less, hehe, it's okay to clean the fumes, and the kitchen exterior wall hood. >>>More
Sell a cleaning roll that can stick to the hair, and the supermarket sells it.
Iron sand? Scum plotting? Silkworm dung? Rust flowers?
Lavender seeds? There are so many possibilities. >>>More
There is a kind of insecticidal thing that uses electricity, that is, it electrocutes flies or something, and it is not good to use insecticides, and it can't be dispersed without windows. >>>More