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Anonymous users2024-01-24Maybe you buy it cheaply, the smell of the sofa is relatively heavy, and the ventilation time should be longer, you can also find a formaldehyde master to help you test it, so you can rest assured.
Wind and light are natural and should be copied and utilized. Water use is man-made, and the key is to control it. Just like knitting a sweater, some people pull the thread tightly, and the woven clothes and pants are like an iron plate, and some people's hands are too loose, and the sweater is loose and loose on the body, and it is not shapely, breathable and not warm. >>>More
Yes. However, after moving in, it is still necessary to normalize the opening of windows for ventilation. This ensures that the indoor air is always fresh. I hope my answer can help you.
The balcony is still closed, in fact, there is also a kind of semi-closed balcony, that is to say, there is only a waist-high fence outside the balcony, and there is no glass on it, so the ventilation is indeed better, but its disadvantages are also obvious. >>>More
If you are in the south, you should not have any problems, if you are in the north, the living room and bedroom are better to face south, and it will be warmer and better in winter. Most of our country is north of the Tropic of Cancer, and the sun shines from the south to the north throughout the year, so the windows facing north are basically not directly sunlight, and the light is not sufficient. Especially in winter, when the northwest monsoon affects the north-facing rooms, it will be colder. >>>More
Because of the cracks caused by uneven force during the process of drying.