1. The flower pot is moisturized and can be used to "send water" A few days after leaving the house temporarily, some people will be guilty of watering the plants. Place a slightly higher washbasin, plastic bucket, etc. next to the flower pot, soak one end of a dry towel in the water and the other under the flower pot. In these days when there is no one in the family, the water can slowly penetrate into the flower pot through the towel, so that the planted plants are not "thirsty". 2. Mom is disinfecting with hot water in the kitchen. She ran over and pointed at the gas-filled pot. “Mom, what is inside?†“It’s a towel.†The little hesitated for a while and said, “I I don't know if the original towel can cook soup too!" 3. How to use a towel for home fire prevention Towels are a necessity in daily life. They not only have the purpose of washing your face and wiping your hands, but they can also be used for fire fighting and self-rescue. When using gas or liquefied petroleum gas, if you can always keep a wet towel on your side, in case of gas or liquefied gas pipeline leaking fire, you can use a wet towel to cover it and immediately close the valve to avoid a fire. If there is a fire in the building, people are trapped in the room. When the smoke is filled, the towel can be used temporarily as a gas mask. Tests have shown that the more layers of towels are folded, the greater the effect of removing smoke. In an emergency, folding an 8-layer towel will result in a smoke removal rate of 60%. Is it better to use a wet towel, or a dry towel? A wet towel is better than a dry towel in eliminating smoke and eliminating the irritating substances in the smoke, but its ventilation resistance is larger than that of a dry towel. For towels that are not dense, try to increase the number of layers. At the same time, it is more conducive to self-help to cover your mouth and nose and make the protection area larger. You can't take the towel off the mouth and nose for a moment in the smoke, even if you only take a breath, it will make breathing difficult. It should be noted that the use of towels does not eliminate carbon monoxide. The high-rise buildings are reinforced concrete structures. Due to the decoration of the home interior, the interior is covered with chemical fiber carpets or plastic floors, plastic wallpapers on the walls, sponge sofas and mattresses, plastic sunshade shutters and some furniture containing chemical materials. The supplies are all combustible, and a lot of smoke will be generated in the event of fire, which is easy to cause suffocation and poisoning. Therefore, taking refuge in thick smoke and covering your nose and mouth with a towel can make you better manage yourself. When a high-rise building is on fire, people are trapped in the building. They can also hang a towel outside the window as a distress signal to get rescue from firefighters. 4. Electric rice cooker "Phi" towel saves electricity and saves money When cooking rice in a rice cooker, cover a towel on top to reduce heat loss. In addition, when making rice, when the rice soup is boiled, the button is lifted up and the rice soup is evaporated to dryness by using the residual heat of the electric heating plate, which can greatly save electricity. Experts said that in order to save electricity, you should make full use of the waste heat of the rice cooker when cooking. When cooking, you can turn off the power for 7 to 8 minutes after the pot boils, and then re-energize. The same is true for electric ovens. Roast peanuts in an electric oven, etc., and power off for 5 to 6 minutes before unpacking. Some people think that cooking rice with a small power consumption saves electricity, but it is not. Practice has proved that cooking 1 kilogram of rice, 500 watt rice cooker takes 30 minutes, consumes 0.27 kWh, while using 700 watt rice cooker takes about 20 minutes, power consumption is only 0.23 kWh, power rice cooker Save time and save electricity. European Virgin Hair,European Hair Extension,European Human Hair Goldenperfect Human Hair Limited , http://www.whosalewigs.com