Many families will encounter the problem that tiles smell when dragging. How can tiles smell when they encounter water? This should start with the material of the tiles themselves. Most of the tiles on the market are not all porcelain, but are fired from clay. The bricks are not compact enough and have high water absorption, which will easily lead to bad taste after a long time.
In addition, some ceramic tiles also contain magnesium silicide, and magnesium silicide produces silane gas when it meets water, which smells like fishy smell.
There are also some tiles with poor quality, especially those with yellow hearts and black hearts. Due to the inferior materials, sulfides such as hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide are usually produced in the firing process. There will be micropores on the surface of the ceramic tile, and the water that mops the floor will seep in through these micropores, and it will stink when it meets sulfide.
What should I do if the floor in my house smells bad after being dragged? “Life Coup Network” Xiaobian will share a trick:
We can eliminate this smell by adding toilet water, white vinegar, detergent or washing powder to the water that sweeps the floor. The water boiled with orange peel can also be used to mop the floor, and it still smells fragrant after mopping ~
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