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<\/a><\/p>\nOf course, to prolong the life of your product, it's important to take basic steps to protect your wooden furniture at home. Especially during times when the humidity in the environment increases from April to August every year. If there is no preservation method, when the weather is too humid, wooden furniture will have tiny water droplets appear on the surface. At this time, the outer surface layer will lose color in some places, and in severe cases, will develop mold and deformation.<\/p>\n
Before the wooden furniture has the phenomenon of condensation into tiny particles or mold, it can be treated by placing moisture-proof substances inside the wooden furniture. In everyday life, many objects around us act as natural dehumidifiers. Find things right in your home that have excellent moisture resistance for wooden cabinets:<\/p>\n
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- Tea leaves: Put tea leaves in a cloth bag or wrap them in newspaper, spread them out in the corners of the filing cabinet, this not only can dehumidify and deodorize but also has no side effects.<\/li>\n
- Coffee grounds: Coffee grounds have the dual effect of both absorbing moisture and deodorizing mold. After using coffee, take the dried grounds and place them in a cloth bag or old sock, tie it tightly and it will become an effective and extremely simple moisture-proof bag.<\/li>\n
- Lime: Limestone can be placed in an uncovered box in the corner of the cabinet. In humid weather, the dehumidifying effect of lime will be extremely effective.
\nActivated carbon: Activated carbon has a very good dehumidifying and deodorizing effect, but you should be careful to place it in a box or wrap it in newspaper to avoid dirtying papers.<\/li>\n - Newspaper: You can cover the bottom of the cabinet with a layer of newspaper, or even stick it on the inside of the cabinet, because newspaper can not only absorb moisture and prevent mold, but the smell of ink can also repel insects.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n