How to get rid of the odor in the trash can

　　Put a layer of newspaper on the bottom of the trash can and put two or three packs of desiccant on the newspaper. The desiccant can absorb the moisture in the garbage. Without moisture, the garbage cannot evaporate and emit odor.

　　At the same time, find some old stockings, put some charcoal inside to make a charcoal bag, hang it on the lid of the trash can, or stick the charcoal bag on it with tape. Charcoal has a deodorizing effect. After using these two measures, the trash can will no longer be the source of bad odors in your home.

　　Because trash cans have to accept all kinds of waste, they are surrounded by bacteria, viruses, and mold every day, thus polluting the indoor environment. Therefore, they are also a "bacterial nest" that easily harbors dirt and evil. In an interview with reporters, home furnishing healthy Experts pointed out that in order to ensure a healthy home, special attention should be paid to the selection, placement and cleaning of trash cans.

　　First of all, when buying trash cans, try to choose stainless steel and bamboo woven ones. Some trash cans currently on the market may contain some radioactive substances or harmful volatile substances due to unclear sources of plastic material, posing certain health risks. However, stainless steel and bamboo ones are not only less likely to have such problems, but are also easy to clean. In addition, smaller trash cans can encourage people to take out garbage frequently and shorten the time for germs to breed.

　　Secondly, in terms of placement, two trash cans at home are enough. Putting too many will take up space and increase the proportion of pollution. Generally, one can be placed in the kitchen and the living room. If the flushing function of the toilet is good, the toilet paper after defecation can be flushed directly with toilet water, and there is no need to put a trash can.

　　If you find it really inconvenient, you can place a small trash can with a lid. Trash cans should also be placed in a well-ventilated area to dissipate the smell of garbage in a timely manner.