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Anonymous users2024-01-24Rubbing furniture with water won't give you a stroke, and wiping it regularly will only give your furniture a stroke.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Is there a half-dime relationship between wiping furniture with water and having a stroke? I washed my face and bathed every day, and not everyone had a stroke.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No, it's not that easy.
It's okay when it's new, but you can't wipe it every day. Try to wipe as little as possible when it is wet in rainy weather, it is best to wipe it when wiping, and it is best to wipe it again with a dry towel after wiping with water.
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This is due to the fact that the polyurethane film on the surface has been removed over time. Mahogany is not colored, but is colored when making furniture. Mahogany is simply a general term for a type of precious wood. It's not the red wood that people think.
No, gypsum board is not suitable for installation in supermarket environments, such as bathroom and kitchen ceilings. There is also a kind of gypsum board is waterproof gypsum board, as the name suggests, it can be waterproof, but only one side of the waterproof gypsum board can play a certain waterproof role, and the back is not waterproof. If the drywall is more seriously soaked in water, it should be considered to be replaced, otherwise even if the dry, the top surface of the plasterboard is still uneven. >>>More