Rural sayings are a precious treasure of wisdom and philosophy of life, which embodies the crystallization of farming culture and the wisdom of generations. These subtle and profound words inherit the unique cognition and understanding of rural people on life, nature and human feelings. These sayings often contain profound insights into life, work, family and interpersonal relationships, which are not only the wisdom to guide farmers in farming, but also the crystallization of life wisdom.
There is such an ancient and wise rural saying: "If you change three things less, your home will be smooth", which means that these three things in the home seem ordinary and ordinary, but if they are replaced too often, it may bring trouble to the family to find a disease. So, what are the three things?
1.Wooden furniture.
In modern home design, wooden furniture has always been highly sought after for its natural beauty and warm atmosphere. However, frequent replacement of wooden furniture can pose some potential health risks. In particular, newly purchased wooden furniture may have the problem of formaldehyde residues, a harmful substance that can pose a potential threat to our body.
Formaldehyde is a common volatile organic compound, which is often used as an adhesive in the production process of wood furniture such as plywood and MDF. However, formaldehyde that is not sufficiently volatilized may be released into indoor air and persist for a long time, posing a potential risk to human health.
Long-term exposure to high concentrations of formaldehyde may cause eye and nose discomfort, and even cause symptoms such as allergies, headaches, coughs, and in severe cases, may even damage the respiratory tract and immune system, increasing the risk of cancer.
Therefore, when buying wooden furniture, we should pay more attention to environmental awareness. It is wise to choose products that are labeled with an eco-friendly label such as "formaldehyde-free" or "formaldehyde-low", which often uses environmentally friendly glue or other non-hazardous materials that reduce the risk of formaldehyde release. In addition, try to avoid frequent replacement of wooden furniture, as each replacement could mean the introduction of a new source of formaldehyde, which could pose a potential threat to the overall health of the home.
2.Bedding**.
Bedding plays an important role in home décor, it not only affects the quality of sleep, but also directly touches us. However, newly purchased bedding** often undergoes chemical treatment, including wrinkle prevention, dyeing and other processes, and may have residues of chemicals that are sensitive to **. These residues may trigger allergic reactions, including uncomfortable symptoms such as itching, redness, swelling, and even rashes.
In addition, even if bedding** is made with natural materials, such as cotton or linen, these natural fibers take time to soften and adapt. As a result, new bedding** may cause some discomfort during the initial use phase and it will take a while to truly reach a comfortable state.
To address these issues, we can consider choosing products labelled with labels such as "No Irritating Substances" or "Low Sensitivity" when purchasing bedding**, which are often subjected to stricter environmental testing to reduce irritation. In addition, a moderate change of bedding** is necessary to keep the bedding clean and hygienic. In addition, frequent bedding washing** can also help reduce the effects of residues and help alleviate any allergies that may arise.
3.Shampoo.
Changing shampoos frequently can have potentially adverse effects on our scalp, as the scalp is one of the most sensitive areas of our body. New shampoos tend to contain different ingredients, and it takes time for the scalp to adjust to these changes. Therefore, when choosing a shampoo, we should choose a product that suits us according to the special situation and personal needs of the scalp, and stick to it for a period of time to allow the scalp to gradually adapt to the ingredients.
There are many types of shampoos on the market, and we may be attracted by advertisements or new product launches to change shampoos frequently in pursuit of different efficacy or experience. However, changing shampoos frequently can disrupt the scalp's natural balance. New shampoos may contain different cleansers, fragrances, or additives that may cause some level of irritation or discomfort to the scalp. Therefore, when we change our shampoo frequently, it takes time for the scalp to get used to these new ingredients, and there may be cases of dryness, itching, and even allergic reactions.
To avoid this, we should choose a shampoo based on the condition and needs of our scalp. For example, if your scalp is dry or sensitive**, choose a shampoo that is gentle and has more moisturizing ingredientsIf your scalp is prone to oiliness, you can choose a product that has an oil-controlling effect. Once you've chosen the right shampoo for you, it's best to use it for a while to allow your scalp to gradually get used to the ingredients and stabilize your scalp's ecological balance.
Under the impact of fashion, we pursue the frequent replacement of household items and the pursuit of novelty. However, we cannot ignore the potential health risks. Choosing the right product for you and replacing it moderately can be the first step to protecting your family's health.
The wisdom of the countryside tells us that "if you change three things less, the family will be smooth", which may not only be a common saying, but also a wise way to keep your health and family safety. Let's find a delicate balance between fashion and health, making our home a place that is both fashionable and healthy to live in.