How to deal with the wet ground?

1, properly open the window and ventilate. In order to prevent water vapor from entering, many families close their doors and windows all day at home, thinking that as long as they are isolated from the outdoor air, they can effectively prevent moisture. In fact, moisture in the air will penetrate into kitchens and bathrooms and some tiny gaps. Closing doors and windows can not only prevent moisture, but also easily breed bacteria and endanger the health of residents. The most important period of moisture protection is in the morning and evening every day, when the air humidity is the highest and the climate is dry in the afternoon. During this period, it is necessary to briefly open the window for ventilation, let the tiles bask in the sun for air, and accelerate the evaporation of water, so as to achieve the effect of dehumidification.

Wiping the floor with a soft rag is almost a daily homework. Generally, it needs to be dried with a soft rag. However, when encountering stains that must be washed with water, it is recommended to use a rag that is soaked and wrung out until it does not drip. Never open the window in wet weather after wiping the floor, or the floor will become wetter. Wipe it again with a dry cloth, and then dehumidify it with an air conditioner.

3, salt water mopping the floor, we just need to mop the floor with hot water and put something else in. It's-salt. First, we heat the water to a temperature that won't burn our hands. At this time, the water temperature is about 40 degrees Celsius. Then, the children add a spoonful of salt to the water and stir it a little. When the salt is completely dissolved, they can start mopping the floor. Soak the mop in hot salt water, wring it out as much as possible, and mop the floor clean. Why can hot salt water have such a magical effect? This is because the volatilization speed of liquid is related to temperature. The higher the temperature, the faster the volatilization rate. Warm water mops the floor naturally and dries quickly. Moreover, magnesium chloride and calcium chloride in salt have strong water absorption. After drying on the floor, they become small particles, which can keep the floor dry for a long time.

The content of this paper comes from: Decoration Design and Construction Manual of Building Industry Press.