Mahogany furniture moisture-proof three methods
Nowadays, there are many hygroscopic boxes and dehumidification bags dedicated to moisture and dehumidification in the supermarket. When you buy them home, you can put them in the furniture drawer to absorb moisture. However, be careful to remove the contents of the box or bag after using it for a period of time, and then re-use some lime or other bulk desiccant. Dehumidifying bags made of water-absorbent resin and charcoal are more suitable for placement in a small space. For example, a closed space such as a wardrobe or a shoe cabinet can be hanged with a bag of dehumidification bag to expel moisture. In addition, hands-on desiccant is also a very interesting thing. Put a small amount of lime in a small cloth bag and tie it into a small bag and place it in every corner of the room to slow down the indoor humidity. Lime is an adsorbent and 1 kg of quicklime can absorb about 0.3 kg of water in the air. The cloth can be made into a small bag wrapped in quicklime and placed indoors to keep the indoor air dry.
Open the window and close the window to get wet
The mahogany furniture is as far away as possible from the doors and windows. When the outdoor humidity is large, the doors and windows in the upwind direction should be closed, and only the doors and windows in the downwind direction should be opened to reduce the water vapor entering the room. When the weather turns fine and the outdoor humidity becomes small, all doors and windows can be opened to accelerate the evaporation of water. The most important time for moisture protection is the morning and evening. The air humidity during these two periods is higher than that in the afternoon. If you do not close the doors and windows in time, the water vapor will penetrate into every corner of the home. In addition, if you feel that the doors and windows are closed and the indoor air cannot be circulated, it is recommended to open the window for ventilation at noon. Do not give the opportunity to sneak into the moisture of the window.
Household facilities dehumidification
In ancient times, the requirements for moisture-proof construction of wooden structures and towers for furniture were very strict, carefully designed and carefully constructed. In order to prevent moisture, the rooms on the ground floor are usually paved with green bricks made of special kiln. The underlays are made of green bricks, and the sand is laid down. The bricks are laid more than one foot high, plus layers of barriers. It is difficult to rise in moisture. In addition, the bottom floor is designed to be 4-5 meters above the ground, which is both ventilated and insulated, and is a powerful measure for moisture protection.
Modern homes generally use wooden floors , tiles or carpets, which have undergone major changes with ancient times, and furniture moisture should also keep pace with the times. Some appliances can also be wet. Air conditioning generally has a dehumidification function, but it is slow to use air conditioning to dehumidify, generally takes two or three hours. It is not advisable to blow the furniture straight when turning on the air conditioner. Dedicated dehumidifiers work faster, but consume a lot of power. In addition, the furniture should be kept away from equipment such as heating. The heater can also alleviate the indoor humid condition to a certain extent, but the effective radiation range of the heater is small and can only play a supporting role. If the general dehumidification method still can not achieve satisfactory results, it may be appropriate to have special care according to the situation. Due to differences in geographical and furniture characteristics, moisture protection is eclectic.
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