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Anonymous users2024-01-24If there is no use in the kitchen, there is no harm to the body, unless you stick the food or put it in the pot, so that the use of it is harmful to the human body, if it is put normally, it is not harmful to the human body.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, rust is not good for people's health. Throw it away quickly, it's not good for people's health. Like a rusty pot. Don't really burn.
Very serious! All kinds of harmful gases in the flue exist for a long time! There are dozens of harmful gases!
There should be none. These days, the wind and sand are strong, and it blows in from outside, so it's good to clean up. Good luck!
I think the kitchen often has five smells, it is definitely not good for the body, you have to clean the kitchen, there will be no such smell after a long time, if people often smell this smell, it will have some impact on the body.
The smoke gas formed by fuel combustion and grease heating in the kitchen contains many substances that are seriously harmful to the human body, such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and benzopyrrene, which is highly carcinogenic. If the time in the kitchen is more concentrated, it will also lead to insomnia, memory loss, bronchitis, pneumonia, etc.
It doesn't matter, alcohol combustion burns the ethanol vapor that volatilizes at high temperatures, and if there is not enough oxygen, it will be extinguished immediately. I've never seen anyone in a chemistry lab poisoned by an alcohol lamp.