What should you do if your home is humid? These 4 things dehumidify and purify the air
1. You can grow plants such as spider plants, aloe vera, and snake plants at home; they can absorb pollutants such as formaldehyde and prevent indoor air pollution; jasmine, lilac, and others release bactericidal agents that can kill certain bacteria in the air and inhibit the growth of the pathogens of tuberculosis and dysentery and of typhoid bacteria, keeping indoor air clean and hygienic.
2. In the early morning, the outdoor air is fresh and cool, so you can open all the windows and let as much fresh outdoor air into the room as possible. Around 5 p.m. is the time of day when the oxygen content of the air is highest, so you can open the windows a bit longer then. Give the room plenty of oxygen.
3. Dust mites often hide in dishcloths. Add a small amount of floral water to water, use this water to soak the dishcloth, and then use the dishcloth to clean the room. This can kill the dust mites in the dishcloth and also freshen the air. After using the dishcloth, let the wind dry it; do not pile them up together.
4. When the indoor air is dry and you use a humidifier, be careful to clean it regularly; otherwise, mold and other microorganisms in the humidifier enter the air with the mist and then enter people's respiratory tract, making them prone to humidifier pneumonia.