The mop at home has become black and smelly after being used for a long time, and the floor it has been mopped on is also not clean, and it cannot be washed thoroughly. This makes the house smelly after mopping. Mops are one of the household tools we use every day, and they often soak in water before being used again. Therefore, both the mop itself and the floor it has been mopped on have a fishy smell, which is very unpleasant. Today, the editor will teach you a few tricks to help you remove the odor and keep you clean!
Lemon water not only has whitening effects, but it is also a "master" in sterilization, odor removal, insect prevention, and stain removal. Drop a few drops of lemon water into a bucket of clean water, soak the mop in the bucket for a while, preferably for a while, then take it out and wash it. After drying in the sun, not only can it effectively remove the odor, but it can also leave the fragrance of lemon on the floor.
Tea has a significant adsorption effect and can remove odors. You can pour leftover tea water into the water to clean the mop, and soak the mop in water. When soaking, it is best to rinse back and forth. After washing, wring out the mop and place it in a ventilated place to dry, and the odor will disappear.
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