How to remove the smell from old cabinets

How to remove the smell from old cabinets? The most popular deodorizing methods in the past 10 days revealed on the Internet

In the past 10 days, the topic of removing odors from old furniture has soared on social platforms and home forums. Especially with the rainy season approaching, many netizens have reported the problem of old cabinets emitting odor. This article will combine the hotly discussed deodorization methods on the Internet to provide you with scientific and effective solutions.

1. Ranking list of hotly discussed deodorizing methods across the internet

2. Detailed analysis of deodorization plan

1. Activated carbon adsorption method (most popular)

Divide 200-300 grams of activated carbon into several small packages and place them evenly on each layer of the cabinet. Take it out every 3 days and expose it to the sun for 4 hours before reusing it. Be careful to keep the cabinet door ajar.

2. Tea deodorization method (economical and affordable)

Use expired tea leaves or tea residues, put them in gauze bags and put them in the cabinet. Black tea has the best effect, requiring about 50 grams of tea leaves per square meter and changing it once a week.

3. White vinegar wiping method (quick results)

Mix white vinegar and water in a 1:3 ratio and wipe all surfaces inside the cabinet. Ventilate for 2 hours after wiping, which can immediately reduce more than 60% of odors.

3. Suggestions for handling cabinets of different materials

4. Comparison of results measured by netizens

According to actual feedback from 100 netizens in a home furnishing community:

• The average deodorization rate of activated carbon method reaches 82%, but the cost is relatively high (about 20-50 yuan/time)

• The tea bag method is the lowest cost (almost zero cost) but requires frequent replacement

• The white vinegar method has the fastest effect, but has more problems with residual taste (reported by 37% of netizens)

5. Professional deodorizing tips

1. Find out the source of odor before treatment: mildew, insect infestation or aging glue

2. Ventilate at least 3 times a week, no less than 1 hour each time

3. If you have stubborn odor, try the "golden combination" of coffee grounds + camphor wood.

4. It is recommended to wipe newly purchased cabinets with a wet towel in advance to prevent odor.

Through the above methods, 90% of the odor problems in old cabinets can be significantly improved. If trying multiple methods still doesn't work, it is recommended to consider professional furniture deodorization services or consult an environmental testing agency.