Tools: Several large pots, activated charcoal, white vinegar/rice vinegar, salt, water, potted plants, peels

1. Fumigation method

Take a few clean pots , the diameter should be as large as possible, which is conducive to volatilization. After filling with water, pour an appropriate amount of rice vinegar or white vinegar, and scatter these pots in various rooms to allow them to evaporate freely. And open all indoor room doors, furniture, cabinets, and bathroom cabinet doors.

2. Activated carbon adsorption method

Activated carbon has a strong adsorption function for toluene, formaldehyde and other substances. Placing appropriate activated carbon in a newly renovated home can not only remove macromolecular organic matter in the air, but can also absorb toxic gases emitted by furniture and painted walls. Some modified high-efficiency activated carbons on the market have better adsorption effects on formaldehyde, so it is recommended to use them.

3. Ventilation

Frequently ventilating the room can make toxic gases such as formaldehyde evaporate faster. It is best to open windows in areas such as kitchens and bathrooms that are not afraid of dust and rain. At the same time, open corresponding windows in corresponding locations to allow indoor air convection. Convection makes toxic gases evaporate better.

4. Salt water method

Put 2 basins of salt water in the new home. The indoor paint smell will be much relieved in a few days. If the paint smell is from wooden furniture, we can scrub the furniture with tea several times, and the paint smell can be eliminated faster.

5. Fruit/peel

Buy some low-priced pineapple peels in the market and spread them over a large area indoors. You can also use fruits such as grapefruit, oranges and lemons. This way the toxic gases will go away faster.

6. Green plants

Green plants need to perform photosynthesis, absorb carbon dioxide, and produce oxygen to make the air fresher. At the same time, it will also absorb some toxic gases and purify the air.