Newly purchased bathroom cabinets generally retain the smell of paint, and you can place activated carbon, tea bags, etc. to absorb odors. If the paint of the purchased bathroom cabinet has an unusually pungent smell, or even discomfort to the eyes, the paint contains too much formaldehyde, which is mostly caused by PU paint.

1. The bathroom cabinet should not be rinsed with water. Usually, it can be gently wiped with a slightly damp cloth to avoid corrosion caused by accumulated water.

2. It is best to use neutral detergents, and toothpaste is also a good decontamination product in the bathroom.

3. Cleaning supplies such as soap and facial cleanser are often placed on the bathroom cabinet. It is best to remove the cleaning agent that accidentally flows out immediately (or place a layer of cloth under the cleaning supplies).

4. Always use a soft cloth to remove dust from the bathroom cabinet. Before dust removal, dip some spray cleaner on the soft cloth, and do not wipe it with a dry cloth.

5. Avoid using other chemical composition solutions to rub the product.

1. Scratches: If the paint surface is scratched and the wood under the paint is not touched, you can use crayons or paints of the same color as the cabinet to smear on the wound surface of the cabinet to cover the exposed base color, and then apply a thin layer of transparent nail polish That's it.

2. Bumps: Bumps on the paint surface can be repaired with the same color paint.

1. When the bathroom cabinet is transported, it should be lightly lifted and placed, and should not be dragged hard; if the mirror of the cabinet is in contact with the ground, it should be padded with soft materials to avoid bumps; if the ground is uneven, the legs should be firmly padded.

2. When installing the water inlet pipe and the water outlet pipe, the connection should be tight, and regular inspection is required to avoid water leakage affecting the cabinet.

3. Do not scratch the surface of the cabinet with sharp hard objects, so as not to cause damage to the surface and cause water seepage.

4. Prevent direct sunlight and keep indoor ventilation.