What to do if the bed is too wet

Many friends who live on the first floor will feel that their bed is relatively damp in the summer. When the bed is relatively damp, they will feel very uncomfortable when sleeping. If the bed remains damp for a long time, it will cause certain harm to your health. Therefore, you should dry your bedding in good weather and keep the room ventilated. If the bed is too wet, you can use a dryer to remove the moisture.

The best way is to take all the bedding, including mattresses, sheets, quilts, pillows, etc., outside to dry. If possible, dry the bed as well. Drying in the sun can also achieve a sterilization effect, and it is also comfortable to lie down after drying in the sun.

Intermittent ventilation is important:

The afternoon is the best time. On rainy days, close the doors and windows facing south or southeast to reduce the amount of moisture entering the room. At noon, the humidity outside is at its highest, so it is not suitable to open the windows. Instead, you should open the windows to adjust the indoor air in the afternoon or evening when the climate is relatively dry.

On rainy days, you can wrap quicklime in cloth or sacks and place them in various places indoors to keep the indoor air dry. Air conditioning dehumidification: It is simpler than the first two methods, but it consumes more electricity. It is recommended to use other environmentally friendly moisture-proof methods to save energy. Practical moisture-proof gadgets

Desiccant box:

Essential for wardrobe dehumidification. The more common desiccant products on the market generally have calcium chloride particles as their main content, and most of them also have added fragrance ingredients, so they integrate dehumidification, fragrance, anti-mildew, deodorization and other functions. Desiccant boxes are mostly used to absorb moisture in wardrobes and shoe cabinets. It's just disposable and not environmentally friendly.

Moisture absorbent bag:

Works best in confined spaces. The principle of the moisture-absorbing bag is similar to that of the moisture-absorbing box, but the contents are mainly water-absorbing resin. After absorbing water, it becomes jelly-like and is not easy to break into pieces. The scope of use is also wider. In addition to clothing, leather goods, stamps, cameras, pianos, computers, audio and video, etc. can all be used to help dehumidify. If placed in a confined space, the moisture absorption effect will be better.

When the humid air arrives in spring, residents must remember to close the windows in their homes, especially the south and southeast windows, to prevent the moisture lurking outside from having any chance to sneak in. The most important time for moisture prevention is every morning and evening. The air humidity during these two periods is higher than at noon. If the doors and windows are not closed in time, water vapor will seriously penetrate into every corner of the home. In addition, if you feel that the doors and windows are closed and the indoor air cannot circulate, it is recommended that you open the doors and windows more often at noon and in the afternoon.