What to do if there is too much dust in the bedroom?

Dust is actually everywhere in the environment we live in, especially outdoors. Basically, we inhale a certain amount of dust with every breath, not to mention in a dirty and messy environment. Many couples are lazy and seldom clean their homes, especially the bedroom, which, to put it bluntly, is like a pigsty. So the question is, what should we do when there is a lot of dust in the bedroom?

1. How to remove floating dust on the bed

There is often floating dust on the bed. If you brush it with a brush, it will fly everywhere, which not only pollutes the indoor air but also is harmful to human health. You can wash and dry old acrylic clothes, and when dust removal is needed, wipe them quickly on the bed in one direction. Due to the strong static electricity generated, the floating dust will be adsorbed on it, just like dry cleaning. The effect is excellent, saving time and effort. After using it a few times, wash it and dry it before reusing it.

Second, the suede sofa dust removal method

If you do it indoors, you can soak a towel, wring it dry, spread it on the sofa, and then gently whip it with a wooden stick, and the dust will be absorbed by the wet towel. If it doesn’t work the first time, wash the towel and repeat the beating. Alternatively, you can move the sofa outdoors, gently tap the velvet surface with a wooden stick to remove the dust on the sofa, and let the wind blow it away.

3. Remove dust and dirt from white clothes

If white quilts, curtains, and clothes are covered with a lot of dust and dirt, you can wash them with decoction of white radish to remove the dirt and make them as white as usual.

4. Ranking of plants that purify the air

First place, Chlorophytum: A pot of Chlorophytum in a room of 8 to 10 square meters is equivalent to an air purifier. It can kill 80% of harmful substances in the room and absorb 86% of formaldehyde within 24 hours. It can absorb all carbon monoxide and nitrogen peroxide emitted by stoves, electrical appliances, and plastic products.

Second place, Tiger tail orchid: (including ornamental foliage plants with large leaves such as Aspidistra): A pot of Tiger tail orchid can absorb more than 80% of various harmful gases in a room of about 10 square meters. Two pots of Tiger tail orchid can basically completely purify the air in an ordinary room. Tiger tail orchid can also release a large amount of oxygen during the day.

Third place, Aloe: A flower proverb says, "Chlorophytum aloe is a strong opponent, and formaldehyde is scared away." Under 24-hour lighting conditions, it can eliminate 90% of the formaldehyde contained in 1 cubic meter of air.

Fourth place, ivy: A pot of ivy can eliminate 90% of benzene in a room of 8 to 10 square meters. It can deal with bacteria and other harmful substances brought back from outdoors, and can even absorb dust that is difficult to be sucked up even by a vacuum cleaner.

Fifth place, Agave: In a room of about 10 square meters, it can eliminate 70% of benzene, 50% of formaldehyde and 24% of trichloroethylene.

Sixth place, rose: can absorb more harmful gases such as hydrogen chloride, hydrogen sulfide, phenol, ether, etc.