When new furniture is placed in the home, in addition to bringing freshness and a beautiful living environment, the new home will be accompanied by an unbearable smell. This odor usually comes from the evaporation of chemicals such as glue, paint and treatment agents used in the furniture manufacturing process. To get rid of these unpleasant smells, there are several things you can do:

A.Ventilation is the simplest and most direct method

After the new furniture is installed, the doors and Windows should be opened immediately to increase air circulation, so that the harmful gases in the room can be distributed as soon as possible. If conditions permit, you can choose to ventilate in clear, windy weather to speed up the odor distribution.

B.The use of adsorbent materials is another common approach

Bamboo charcoal and activated carbon have strong adsorption capacity and can effectively absorb harmful substances and odors in the air. Placing these adsorbent materials near furniture or inside drawers can help remove odors. Regular replacement of these materials can maintain its adsorption effect.

C.Using the deodorizing effects of natural substances is also an environmentally friendly option

Fruit peels such as orange peels, grapefruit peels, onion slices, coffee grounds, etc., are natural odor removers. They not only absorb odors, but also give off natural aromas that add a touch of freshness to your home.