In this era of rapid development, each of us is like being tied to the train of time, running day and night. Work, social, personal growth. Every aspect of life is constantly asking us of new things. But behind it all, there is one thing we must not lose sight of – and that is our family life and security. Don't think it's a trivial matter, in fact, it's directly related to the health and well-being of us and our families.
Have you ever thought that while you're fully engaged in work or something else, you might be quietly accumulating problems at home? Yes, I'm not just talking about the dust and clutter, but also the hidden dangers that can endanger the health of our family members. Recently, colds and other illnesses seem to be starting to spread around us again as the weather changes. Therefore, for the next three months, I strongly recommend that every family prepare in advance and stock up on some essential items. This is not a superstition, but a lesson from the past.
First, let's talk about "renunciation". This term has been quite popular recently, and many people are trying to simplify their lives and get rid of those seemingly useless items through it. But to be honest, this way doesn't exactly work for us. As Chinese, we have a habit of hoarding – especially when it comes to necessities. Think about it, every time we go to the supermarket or mall, we always habitually stock up on various ingredients in case we need them. But this brings up the question: Is your refrigerator big enough?
After that chaos of panic selling masks, I realized a powerful truth: the size of the refrigerator really matters. My house now has an oversized double-door refrigerator that not only has enough storage space, but also allows us to store food by category. Every time I open the fridge and see the neat ingredients, I feel an indescribable sense of satisfaction. So, if you're still using that small and delicate fridge, it might be time to consider upgrading.
However, refrigerators are just the tip of the iceberg. In this era of bacteria and viruses, we need more** to protect our families. For example, clothes sanitizer. You may not know it, but every time we come home from outside, we can have bacteria and viruses on our clothes. Traditional laundry may not completely kill these microorganisms. Therefore, clothes sanitizer has become a must-have in our home. Adding the right amount of disinfectant to every laundry can make your clothes not only clean, but also safe.
Wearing a mask when going out is now the new normal, but what you may not realize is that our hands are the most exposed to the virus. Especially when outside, there aren't many opportunities to wash your hands. This is where disinfectant wipes come in handy. Carry a pack with you to quickly clean your hands and protect yourself from viruses, no matter when and where you are.
Last, but not least, is the alcohol spray. Whether it's coming home from outside, or cleaning regularly at home, a good bottle of alcohol spray is indispensable. It can quickly kill viruses and bacteria on the surface, protecting the health of your family.
So, over the next three months, let's take action together to prepare these must-have items for our family. These are small investments, but they can make a huge difference at critical moments. We are not superstitious, we are learning from lessons. Let's work together to create a healthier and safer living environment for ourselves and our families!