Open windows to welcome sunshine and wind every morning
Air in a closed room often accumulates more CO2 and fine dust than outside. Opening curtains and windows every morning helps air to converge continuously, and natural sunlight will act as a natural disinfectant, dispelling the smell of moisture accumulated overnight.
Vacuum and clean carpets periodically
The carpet provides softness and reduces noise but is an ideal shelter for mold, dust and dead cells. Sprinkle baking soda or specialized cleaning agent on the carpet surface, leave it on for about 30 to 60 minutes to absorb moisture and remove odors before using a vacuum cleaner to clean.
Take off your shoes before entering the room
Shoes on the street contain millions of bacteria, dirt and toxic chemicals. Placing shoe shelves outside the door and preparing clean indoor shoes right at the entrance is the basic but most effective solution to prevent dirt from entering the resting place.
Wash bed sheets weekly
Bed sheets absorb a large amount of excess oil, sweat and dead skin cells every night - the main cause of unpleasant odors and bacterial growth. Maintain the habit of changing and washing bed sheets at least once a week or more often if the family has pets or people with allergies.
Change pillowcases every 2-3 days
Pillow covers come into direct contact with facial skin and hair every night, easily sticking to cosmetics, sweat and sebum, indirectly causing acne and skin diseases. Regularly changing pillow covers both keeps the head of the bed always fragrant and is a way to protect healthy skin.
Use a natural essential oil diffuser
A bottle of essential oil diffusers with rattan or bamboo sticks is a way to create a gentle, safe fragrance without burning candles or spraying chemicals. Placing a bottle of lemongrass, mint or lavender essential oil diffusers at the head of the bed is a safe way to help deodorize, keep the room always fragrant and bring a comfortable feeling when sleeping.
