How to dehumidify in wet weather

Buy some quicklime, wrap it in newspaper, and put it under the bed, next to the desk and stool of the cupboard, and around the room to dry the air in the room.

2 sawdust absorbs water.

Sprinkle some sawdust or chaff on the floor at home to absorb water and prevent pedestrians from slipping.

Wet things are put outdoors.

Raincoats, umbrellas and washed clothes wet by rain should be kept indoors as much as possible. In addition, it is best to put a mat at the door of the house, dry the soles when entering and leaving, and reduce indoor moisture.

In a room with small space, moisture absorbent can be used to reduce humidity. Commonly used hygroscopic agents are quicklime, charcoal and so on. The water absorption of quicklime is 1 kg, and the water absorption is 0.6 kg. When it absorbs moisture and becomes powder, it should be replaced in time to avoid water evaporation and powder flying. The water absorption of charcoal is 1 kg and 0.03 kg, which is worse than that of quicklime, but it can still be reused after drying, which is more economical. If possible, air conditioning equipment can be installed indoors to keep the indoor temperature and relative humidity within the standard range.