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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, the release rate of formaldehyde slows down in winter, which is better for interior decoration, and after decoration, the kitchen window can be opened and ventilated during that time, which can effectively control formaldehyde.
I don't think it's reasonable, where do you live when you renovate in the future? There is also formaldehyde release from the kitchen cabinets, so it is better to decorate all of them and ventilate them for at least 3 months before moving in! If there are infants and young children at home, it is recommended to ventilate for 6 months before moving in!
As long as it is not raining, snowing, or the temperature is below freezing, the balcony can be sealed. >>>More
In winter, the temperature of the balcony is not high either. If the temperature is too low, the refrigerator will shut down. The balcony temperature can be placed at just a few degrees above 0, but the refrigerator thermostat should be set to a higher number to reduce the problem of long downtime. >>>More
In winter, you can paste balcony tiles, provided that the temperature must be higher than 0 degrees, the temperature is lower than 0 degrees, the cement does not hydrate, the water may freeze, the cement strength does not increase, and the tiles are unstable.
Yes, but putty and latex paint dry slowly.
Generally, this kind of work is done when the temperature is high. >>>More