There are a lot of small bugs crawling out of the solid wood table, I don t know what the name is, d

It could be mold. Wood silverfish.

Mealy beetles, etc. Listen to the master of the gang bangbang: solid wood furniture.

There will be signs of insects, and the scientific explanation is that the cellulose, hemicellulose, sugar, fat, and protein contained in solid wood are the favorite nutrients of insects. Newly bought solid wood furniture is varnished on the surface of the unpainted wood board to prevent insects. If there are already insects, wipe the furniture several times with disinfectant, and thoroughly ventilate and dry it after wiping; Or apply paraffin oil to the moth-eaten area.

It can be applied for 10 days, but no pesticides and paraffin oil can be used for tableware such as cabinets.

According to the information you provided, there are a lot of small bugs crawling out of the solid wood table, and this small bug may be one of the following:

1.Wood silverfish: Wood silverfish are a common solid wood furniture parasite that feeds on wood, digging tunnels in wood and living in it. Wood silverfish are usually brown or black in color and are smaller, about a few millimeters long.

2.Mealy beetle: Mealhopper is also a common solid wood furniture parasite that feeds on starch and sugar in wood, digging tunnels in wood and living in it. Mealy beetles are usually white or yellow in color and are small, only about a few millimeters long.

3.Wood mites: Wood mites are very small solid wood furniture parasites that feed on cellulose in wood and move on the surface of wood. Wood mites are usually red or brown in color and are difficult to see with the naked eye.

These bugs grow and multiply in solid wood furniture and can cause damage to the furniture. If you are not sure what the bug is, it is recommended to have a professional exterminator check and remove it. At the same time, keeping solid wood furniture dry and clean can reduce the breeding of these bugs.

Figure 3 shows springtails.