Home is our sheltered harbor and a warm and healthy fortress. But now you realize that the home living environment is no more than before, and invisible killers can be seen everywhere. In order to be able to hold the last fortress, we must take drastic measures. For example, the food we bought will be soaked. The clothes we wear will be replaced immediately after returning home. The floor and furniture at home should be green.
So, how do we find out the invisible killer of the home and be wary of the five deadly corners of cancer?
First, view the bedroom
Check it out in your bedroom. There must be a lot of cosmetics on your dressing table, but the formaldehyde and resin in the cosmetics will damage the eyes; the talcum powder and the fat powder contain talc, which is a carcinogen. In the closet, elastic tights, nylon pants, and nylon socks may also be indispensable, and the nylon polyester synthetic fiber fabric can release a small amount of "plastic monomer" after being heated by the human body. The softeners, aerosols and antistatic agents added during processing are potentially harmful to the human body.
Second, view the study
There are also a lot of "drugs" in the study. The modifiers, ink scavengers, and printing correction fluids are convenient to use, but these chemicals generally contain toxic chemicals such as benzene and mercury, which stimulate the excessive secretion of adrenaline and increase the sensitivity of the heart to adrenaline. The heartbeat is accelerated and irregular. In severe cases, acute heart disease or even death can occur.
Third, view the kitchen
There must be a variety of washing products in the kitchen. Notice that your hands are getting rough? Because the surfactants, builders and other chemical additives contained in the detergent can damage the oily protective layer on the skin surface, causing corrosion and damage to the skin. The chemical composition of the detergent also affects the hair and other organs of the human body to varying degrees. Detergents left on bowls and plates are a threat to the health of the family.
Fourth, the smoke hazard
A British research report recently claimed that cooking for one hour on a cooker with poor ventilation and low combustion efficiency would cause damage to health equivalent to two packs a day.
It is worth worrying that because of the hidden danger of the great harm of oil fume, many people often turn a blind eye to it and eventually become cancerous.
Why does soot cause cancer? Experts point out that this is related to the mutation of edible oil at high temperatures. For example, vegetable oil itself contains more unsaturated fatty acids such as linolenic acid and linoleic acid. When the oil temperature rises to 60, it begins to oxidize. When it rises to 130, the oxide begins to decompose and form various compounds. Some of these compounds are carcinogenic. When the cooking oil is burned to 150, the glycerin will form the main component of the soot, "acrolein", which has a strong spicy taste and strong stimulation to the nose, eyes and throat mucosa; when the cooking oil is heated above 200 The resulting soot condensation, such as nitrogen oxides, is highly toxic; when the cooking oil burns to 350 "spitfire", the cancer risk is highest at this time. At the same time, Chinese food culture emphasizes frying, frying, cooking, and frying, while frying or frying can cause an increase in the content of "benzonitrile" in the air. Phenylpropanoid is an internationally recognized strong carcinogen.
Fifth, check the source of indoor poison
(1) Pollution from the building itself
The pollution of the building itself is the first source of indoor "toxic gas". There are two main types of concrete admixtures used in construction. One is to add concrete antifreeze to the concrete wall during the winter construction process, and the other is to increase the solidification speed of the concrete and use the high alkali concrete expansion agent. Early strength agent. The use of concrete admixtures is conducive to increasing the strength and construction speed of concrete. However, these admixtures contain a large amount of ammonia substances, which are gradually reduced to ammonia gas and slowly released from the wall in the wall as a function of environmental factors such as temperature and humidity. At the same time, if the radioactive materials contained in the stone and brick used in the building exceed the standard, it will cause radioactive pollution that is very harmful to the human body.
(2) Pollution from decorative materials
In the interior decoration and various types of furniture making process, various splints, veneers, wooden slabs, reinforced and synthetic flooring are widely used. The harmful substances contained in the binder they use, free formaldehyde, are gradually released after the decoration and during the use of the furniture. According to the data, the national health, construction, and environmental protection departments have conducted a random inspection of interior decoration materials, and found that materials with toxic gas pollution accounted for 68%. These materials enter the living room and cause more than 30 diseases of various organs such as the respiratory tract, digestive tract, and nerves.
(3) Pollution from indoor furniture
At present, the furniture materials on the market are mixed, and some furniture and its materials contain various pollutants such as formaldehyde and benzene. According to the relevant information of the Indoor Environment Testing Center of China Interior Decoration Association, indoor air pollution of furniture has become the third largest source of pollution after building pollution and decoration pollution. Some experts believe that interior materials such as plywood, blockboard, medium density fiberboard and particleboard are quite polluting to indoor air.
(4) From daily life pollution
People unwittingly "manufacture" a large amount of toxic gases in their daily lives. For example, gas burning, cooking fumes and shower heating in kitchen bathrooms produce a large amount of toxic pollutants such as CO2, NO2, SO2, respirable particulate matter, halogenated hydrocarbons, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, etc.; mousse, hair gel hairdressing products, air fresheners, cleaning Agents, insecticides, etc. sometimes produce toxic and harmful chemical gases.
Modern society, modern civilization, and the desire to reject all "drugs" are almost impossible. However, you can take measures to keep them to a minimum: clothing, especially underwear, is preferably pure cotton, rubber gloves when using detergent, and rinsed several times. Do not use household chemicals with strong odors in a closed environment and in the rooms of the elderly or children. When the outdoor air is good, remember to open the window and ventilate.
In the modern home cleaning concept, the so-called "clean feeling" is not just as simple as it is, it also includes the cleanliness of the air, the simple idea of ​​soft decoration and the safety without any threat of pollution. Therefore, everyone develops good habits in daily life and does not take the invisible killer home.
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