A 19 year old Korean girl died of hydrogen sulfide poisoning in a public toilet, what can be done to

In addition to using deodorant products, we can also use them(1) Open windows often to keep ventilation, (2) Put grapefruit peel in the toilet, because grapefruit peel has adsorption and has a faint fragrance, (3) pour a whole bottle of cool oil into the toilet, then rinse with water, and scrub the bathroom with cool oil, so that the bathroom is the smell of cool oil, (4) put vinegar in the bathroom, because vinegar will volatilize, so it is better to change vinegar once a week.

There are also more popular plant deodorization methods , that is, you can put some plants in the bathroom, such as: spider plant, aloe vera, cactus, peace tree, ivy, etc., but their effect is not immediately effective, not so immediate, it takes time.

First of all, hydrogen sulfide is a colorless, rotten egg-smelling gas, highly toxic, and flammable. When the concentration of hydrogen sulfide is low, it has a great impact on the respiratory system, eyes and central nervous system. At high concentrations, collapse and shock can occur within a few seconds, which can cause inflammation of the respiratory tract and pulmonary edema, accompanied by headache and difficulty breathing in severe cases.

So a 19-year-old Korean girl was poisoned to death.

We still don't use hydrogen sulfide to deodorize in our lives, and if we use hydrogen sulfide in our lives in the future, we must pay attention to the following points: 1The concentration of hydrogen sulfide in the air in the operating environment of hydrogen sulfide should be measured regularly.

2. Do a good job of personal protective measures during operation, wear gas masks, and tie rescue belts or ropes around the waist of workers. To do a good job of mutual protection, more than 2 people should be present, and the poisoned personnel should be rescued immediately in case of abnormal situations.

3. Personnel suffering from hepatitis, kidney disease, and tracheitis shall not be engaged in operations that expose them to hydrogen sulfide.

4. Strengthen the training of relevant professional knowledge of employees and improve their awareness of self-protection.

5. Install hydrogen sulfide treatment equipment.

Hydrogen sulfide poisoning in public toilets is really regrettable, but as far as the toilet is concerned, I think it is necessary to clean it regularly, and then put some better air fresheners or something, or activated carbon, which can also remove the odor.

I think it is possible to simply use some air freshener or light some hygiene incense in the toilet to get rid of the odor.

19-year-old Korean girl died of hydrogen sulfide poisoning in the public toilet, which is indeed a very sad thing, the toilet does not have perfect safety measures, and professional decontamination products are required to remove the smell of the toilet!

It is to clean up regularly and use detergents correctly.

A 19-year-old Korean girl died of hydrogen sulfide poisoning in a public toilet, and she could use air fresheners and some odorous products.

Isn't it the job of the cleaning staff to get rid of the smell of public toilets? If you're blind to your own toilet, it's pretty simple, wouldn't it be nice to buy a bottle of air freshener?

I think if you want to get rid of the smell of the toilet, don't use products that you are not familiar with, sometimes it is quite dangerous, just use a freshener.