Things absorb unwanted odors very quickly, but getting rid of them is difficult.
Fabrics have different structures and colors, so you need to use certain products to process them. Otherwise, along with the smell, you may lose an item of clothing.
Read the article on how to remove various odors from clothes without damaging them.
Getting rid of the smell of mothballs in the house
Naphthalene has a wide range of applications, it is used as a disinfectant in surgery, in industry to obtain various dyes and explosive components, and in everyday life it is known as an excellent remedy for moths.
However, the substance has a big drawback - it has a terrible and very persistent smell! As is known, naphthalene has a toxic effect on the human body and it is extremely undesirable to stay indoors for a long time, where its persistent “aroma” is present. The same applies to things for which this substance was used. They should not be worn while a strong naphthalene amber is felt, as migraines, nausea or vomiting, irritation of the eyes and mucous membranes of the respiratory tract, cough, allergies and, as a result, deterioration of health may occur. The smell of mothballs, emitted by even the smallest tablet, will occupy a closet or pantry, permeate all the things in the wardrobe and will be very difficult to get rid of. And now about the most important thing!
Possible complications
Intoxication often occurs as a result of using moth killing agents. Unpleasant symptoms of naphthalene poisoning quickly lead to the development of negative consequences. What can happen after poisoning? Consequences:
- impairment of kidney and liver function;
- the occurrence of jaundice;
- disruptions in the functioning of the nervous system;
- convulsive manifestations;
- coma state.
You can avoid poisoning by following safety rules. Do not store naphthalene near food; wash your hands well after using the compound. In industrial environments, it is necessary to wear personal protective equipment: goggles, gloves. Good ventilation is required in the room.
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