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The cause of wet weather

This is an inevitable phenomenon of the sudden warming of the weather and the result of the condensation of hot air! Normal makes people helpless! There are no good solutions to wet floors, moldy clothes, switch trips and fuzzy TV monitors.

Spring resurgence experts remind:

One: Don't open the window for ventilation when the moisture regain is serious, especially for units facing south. Because the warm air outside will bring wet moisture, the indoor temperature is low, and the moisture in the air will soon condense into small drops, making the room more humid. Faced with this situation, try to close the window to avoid convection with outdoor air.

Two: Sprinkle some dry lime in the corner, mop the floor with a dry mop every day, and put a dehumidifier in the closet.

Pay attention to the hygiene of the dormitory, clean it regularly, and don't litter the dormitory to avoid breeding bacteria. If the sun is shining, you can take the bedding outside to dry.

Four: For those precious small electrical appliances, such as DV machines, digital cameras and accessories, they should be put in moistureproof box in time, and at the same time, a proper amount of moisture-proof agent should be added to keep them dry.

Five: When the computer or TV is not used, it is best to make a protective cover to prevent the rear of the electrical appliance from contacting with humid air. You can turn on these appliances more often, and the heat generated when the machine is running can effectively disperse moisture. If the computer can't light up because of humidity, it can be turned on and powered on. General 10 minutes or so can be displayed again.

If there are water drops, then close the window, mop the floor, mop the wall, mop the ceiling, and use some absorbent sponge mop. I was on a business trip when the tide was low, and the balcony door in the back was open. When I came back, there were drops of water everywhere, so I mopped half a bucket of water.