Eliminate House Odors 100%

If you feel like there's a musty smell in your house? If you suddenly feel short of breath, get a headache, and feel dizzy when you're home?
Maybe you should check if the unpleasant odor in your house is the cause. Experts say that if the smell in your house is severe, it can cause headaches, memory loss, and stress...
Challenge for 0% odor in your house for a pleasant and healthy life!
 
What exactly is the source of this smell?
A foul odor permeates the house. What could be the cause?
We've explored the causes of odors in the kitchen, bathroom, and living room.
 
1_Kitchen odors are caused by food scraps
Odors in the kitchen are mostly caused by food. Odors are particularly noticeable around the sink,
as food scraps accumulate in the drain, dishes are left soaking in the sink for extended periods,
and scale or mold forms in the sink, leading to odors.
Garbage cans used to store food scraps also tend to produce odors.
Food scraps collected for disposal in one batch decompose, emitting odors.
Also, odors can arise from discarding food-stained waste into the kitchen trash can,
and food stains on the sink or stovetop.
Leaving damp dishcloths or aprons as they are, or not ventilating the kitchen after cooking
can also lead to stale food odors.
2_Bathroom odors are caused by waste clinging to the toilet
Bathroom odors primarily originate from the toilet. After using the toilet, waste clinging to the toilet bowl or cover
results in unpleasant smells. Leaving used toilet paper in the bathroom trash can for a long time can lead to an unpleasant odor,
 
If hair gets tangled in the drain, it can cause a rotten water smell.
The bathroom may develop a water smell if it is not properly ventilated after bathing,
and damp towels or cloths left unattended can cause a musty smell.
3_Living room odors are caused by accumulated grime from daily life
In the living room, various odors mix, easily creating strange smells.
Dust accumulating on sofas, carpets, and curtains can cause a musty smell, and food smells, cigarette smoke, etc., can mingle with it to create a stale odor.
The entrance is also a culprit of living room odors. Leaving sweaty shoes at the entrance leads to the permeation of shoe odors.
If mold growing on the living room walls or flooring is not removed, it can cause a musty smell,
and stagnant water in plant saucers can also lead to a rotten water smell.
 
 
How to get rid of the foul odor that pervades your home?
How can we eliminate this unpleasant odor in our home?
With just a little care and effort, you can create a pleasant home environment. Here's how to clean to remove odors.
 
How to_1
Ventilate the kitchen and bathroom after useSince kitchen and bathroom odors can spread to the living room or bedroom,
ventilate for at least 10-15 minutes after use.
Ventilate the living room once a day to replace stale air with fresh air.
 
How to_2Clean the drain strainer thoroughly with an old toothbrushDiscard any food scraps that accumulate in the drain immediately.
Clean the drain strainer thoroughly with bleach or kitchen detergent,
and use an old toothbrush to scrub away any remaining food scraps from the crevices of the strainer.
Pouring oxygen bleach down the drain is effective in eliminating odors coming from the drain.
Pouring hot water, vinegar, or rubbing alcohol is also helpful.
 
 
 
How to_3Dry the clean food waste container in a sunny spotEmpty the food waste container at least once a day, and after emptying it,
wash it thoroughly with kitchen detergent or bleach and dry it in a sunny spot.
 
 
How to_4Always dry dishcloths before useBoil and rinse dishcloths, and then dry them thoroughly in the sun before use.
However, boiling and using dishcloths every day can be challenging,
so you can also disinfect damp dishcloths by microwaving them for 30-40 seconds,
or on days you don't boil them, wash them thoroughly with kitchen detergent and dry them in the sun.
 
 
 
How to_5Clean stubborn stains on the stovetop with a beer-soaked clothWipe away food stains on the stovetop with a dishcloth soaked in kitchen detergent,
and if it doesn't come off easily, you can also use a beer-soaked cloth.
To remove odors from the microwave, place orange or lemon peels inside and microwave for about 2 minutes.
 
 
 
How to_6Clean the toilet immediately after waste is leftClean the outside and cover of the toilet immediately after waste is left.
Pour toilet bowl cleaner or bleach into the toilet,
wait 30 minutes, then scrub with a toilet brush and rinse the entire toilet thoroughly with a hot water showerhead.
 
 
 
How to_7Spray diluted vinegar into the bathroom trash canIf the bathroom trash can smells, spraying diluted vinegar is effective.
If the bathroom has a persistent, peculiar odor, even after cleaning,
placing used coffee grounds in one corner of the bathroom can help.
 
 
How to_8Pour bleach into the bathroom drainRemove any waste tangled in the bathroom drain cover,
and scrub it with an old toothbrush dipped in bathroom cleaner or soda water.
Pouring bleach into the drain helps reduce odors coming from the drain.
 
 
How to_9Spray odor eliminators on sofas, carpets, and curtainsFabric items like sofas, carpets, and curtains are particularly prone to absorbing odors.
Ventilate the living room frequently to prevent odors from permeating,
wash curtains once a month, and place sofas and carpets on the rooftop for about an hour in a well-ventilated area.
Spraying odor eliminators like Febreze is also helpful.
 
How to_10Place herb plants in various locations in the living roomIf you notice odors in various parts of the living room, consider growing small herb plants.
Plants have the effect of absorbing pollutants in the indoor environment, making them useful for eliminating odors in the house.
Place charcoal or candles for decorative purposes in the interior.
Candles absorb surrounding odors and burn them, helping to eliminate odors in the house.
 
How to_11Dry moldy areas with a fanIf a musty smell emanates from the living room walls or flooring due to mold,
spraying a mixture of water and alcohol in a 4:1 ratio can be helpful.
Ventilating the moldy area is also crucial,
and using a fan or hairdryer can speed up the drying process.
 
How to_12Store shoes in a shoe cabinetKeep shoe odors from entering the living room by storing shoes in a shoe cabinet.
Odors in the shoe cabinet can be eliminated using charcoal or baking soda.
Source: https://topkoreans.tistory.com/34 [Top Korean Blog: Tistory]