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Today I want to ask you a question. That is, where is the dirtiest place in your home?
Many friends may often say that the toilet is usually the dirtiest or the kitchen.
It is also a place that is prone to litter and may be the dirtiest.
Well, I want to tell you today, in fact, in a family, the dirtiest place may not be the toilet or the kitchen.
Because of those two places, you know that it is easy to get dirty, and everyone usually cleans it.
So, where is the dirtiest place in your home? The dirtiest place is usually your bedroom.
So, where is the dirtiest place in your bedroom?
People often say, 'If I have this bathroom, it's probably the dirtiest place'. Neither is it.
Then someone would say, 'Maybe this corner, under the bed, is probably the dirtiest'. It's not the dirtiest place either.
What's the dirtiest? I'll tell you. In fact, often the dirtiest place in the house is the bed in your bedroom.
Well, someone might have a question.
'Well, we all cleaned the bed very well! Shouldn't be the dirtiest! 'actually not.
Why do you say this way? Because if you look it up online, you will find it.
Many experts will suggest that there are often mites in the bed.
Why are mites easy to breed on the bed? Because when we sleep, many people sweat.
After sweating, sheets and duvet covers are often not washed every week or every day.
Then, you go to bed every day, after you get up, you go to work and go out.
The whole house has become the world of this mites. Someone once gave an example.
If you buy a new pillow, the one you just bought is 1.5kg (for example)
If you weigh your pillow after 2 years. It is possible to gain 1 to 2 pounds of weight.
So, one might ask, 'how is this pillow getting heavier'?
In fact, it is the corpse of this mite, human dander.
After these things enter your pillow, it repeats itself to form an ecology.
Well, new mites form. Then, the old mites have the potential to die.
However, after death it (mites) can't go anywhere! It just had to stay in this pillow.
So, the dirtiest place in the real home is the pillow and the quilt. Why?
Because of the sheets, you can wash them once a week and once every 2 weeks. Some people are a little lazy and may wash it once every 3 weeks or a month.
What about the quilt? How often do you wash? Some people may be diligent, washing once a week or 2 weeks.
However, for most people, it is possible to wash it once a month or 2 months. Some people even go to wash when the seasons change.
In fact, in the family, the bedding and pillows are very dirty.
When I was a child, I remembered that my family lived in the countryside. In the countryside, of course we all know that the conditions are relatively poor.
But, as I remember, my mother was often on sunny days in the summer.
She would take all the quilts at home to the outside yard to dry, and then beat them with a bamboo pole.
Take some dust in this quilt, including this dust mite, and knock it out.
I will do an experiment for you today, so that you can see how much dust is hidden in the quilt.
The most traditional way to remove dust is to dry the quilt in the sun. Then, hit with such a stick.
In this way, the dust and dust can be beaten out from the quilt.
Everyone, be sure to wear a mask. Even, you have to wear a pair of eye protection glasses.
That way, the dust won't get sucked into your nose easily. When hitting, you see, this...
a gentle hit like this.
If you look carefully. This place has some little things that fly.
There's some dust flying up here.
Now, against the sun. In this way, after I hit.
Might be easier to see small flying things.
Not too much now though, because I hit it a while ago.
Now, turn the quilt over and heat it again for everyone to see.
You can watch this. After I turn the light up.
After my light is brightened, you can see a lot of dust flying around from the background.
This is now only after 5x magnification can you see the dust flying around.
In fact, there are dusts smaller than this, invisible to the naked eye. Even if I use a camera.
Ah, you still see, everyone can see, this one by one little dust flying around.
Did you see it? These are the dust that flew off the quilt.
Well, now it is gradually decreasing. If I hit it a few more times later, you can see it.
Hey, I'm done now, look! A lot of dust flying around, right?
Actually, I'm in the garden right now, which normally doesn't have this kind of dust.
It is precisely because after I finished playing on this quilt (the quilt looks clean),
I found that there was a lot of dust flying around (flying from the air).
This is the side. Well, let me adjust it, you can see the dust flying around in this back.
If you put the magnifier power down, you can't see anything, can you?
Only after zooming in can you see it.
This is a lower magnification.
If zoomed in, brighten the background. Hey, this is flying again, right?
It's less now, I'll hit it a few times right away. Look! As soon as I hit it, the dust builds up immediately.
In fact, my quilt, like just now, has been demonstrating the process for everyone for a while.
However, when you hit it, it still has this dust floating up.
It is now a bed sheet. If the dust doesn't shake off, put it in the washing machine.
Washing in the washing machine, some dust can't be washed off (like mud).
Look, this is so much dust flying around after I shook the front of the sheet.
This, if you're in the bedroom, there's no way to clean it up completely.
Although able to reduce this amount of dust. However, some dust still ends up on your bed or sheets.
In addition, dandruff is caused by this pollution of the household.
You see, mine has been shaking for almost 2 minutes, and there are still some floating things in the air.
Also, I am outside. Normally, the wind would soon blow them away.
If you are indoors, if there is no ventilation, or in the corner of the wall, the dust will stay in the air for a very long time.
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