Most people explore their homework or learn how to deal with their homework. But you may not know that many of the common practices that may actually have long passed, and may even bring health risks or negative effects. The following are four daily family myths:
1. The more you take a quilt, the cleaner it becomes?Many people will take the bedding to the sun table and slapped it in a sunny day, believing that this can remove dust and fogs. However, this approach is actually a wrong cleansing habit.
Generally, it seems that taking a white powder on the surface of the bedding seems to mean that the dirt is "killed out", but in fact, these powders may be the body and defecation of the slug. Once beaten, these allergens will dissipate everywhere, not only will they not be cleaned and clean, but may also cause respiratory allergies and other problems. In addition, the bedding fiber is often slapped by force and accelerates aging and breaking, which also shortens the life of use.
In fact, drying quilts is mainly used to remove moisture, rather than removing or killing bacteria. In the weather, dry the bedding for 1 to 2 hours. To truly remove allergens, use a vacuum cleaner plus a special suction head for the bedding, or choose a bedding cleaning machine to process it.
In actual operation, it should be avoided to dry in the early morning during periods of high humidity, and it should also be avoided to have too long exposure time, causing the quilt to remain hard or fade.
2. Mix the powder and citric acid to remove?In home cleaning, many people mix sausage powder and citric acid to make "natural cleaning agent". The visual effect of bubbling after the two is often mistaken for representing strong cleansing ability. In fact, this approach is not as effective as expected, and even allows two ingredients that originally had the ability to cleanse each other.
Subic acid is a weakly singular substance and is suitable for treating acidic singularities such as oil and scale. Citric acid is a weakly acidic and is particularly effective for scale and singular soap scale. Once the two are mixed, they will produce a neutralizing reaction, which will release carbon dioxide gas and produce foam, which will greatly weaken the cleaning efficiency. The neutralized aqueous solution has almost no anti-depletion ability, which is equivalent to wasting two raw materials.
Therefore, the best way is to use it according to the dirt properties. For example, using small sour powder on the surface of the oil kitchen is most effective, while citric acid should be used to treat the scale in the head and bathroom tiles. It should be noted that these two types of powders are easy to absorb moisture and change quality. When stored, they should be placed in a sealed jar and placed in a rinse to avoid moisture.
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