Can washing powder be used as a dehumidifier?

Can washing powder be used as a dehumidifier? Clothes will not dry, the quilts are damp, and many corners of the house will show mildew... Summer is approaching, some cities have entered the rainy season, and the ensuing humid climate has also brought about our livelihood. inconvenient. Recently, the National Housing Association of the United States has provided some methods for judging whether the room is wet: check whether there is water mist on the walls and windows; whether the wooden bed and wooden door swell due to the absorption of water vapor and become difficult to open; Install a hygrometer to monitor indoor humidity at any time. So, what are the ways to keep the home environment dry? Deputy Secretary-General Wang Lu of the Environmental Protection Committee of the Beijing Building Decoration Association gave us a few tips: Bathhouse: open windows or install ventilation equipment. If there is no ventilation equipment, you should close the door when you leave the bathroom after taking a shower. After the water vapor condenses, go in and dry it or blow it with an electric fan. Try to install a shower curtain to avoid splashing the bath water. Do not use plastic wall materials in the bathroom. If black mildew occurs in the brick joints, it should be cleaned up in time. Wardrobe: Don't pack your clothes on rainy days to avoid moisture aggression. When storing shoes, you can stuff them with newspapers, which can absorb moisture and keep the shoes from deforming. Flooring: After each mopping, try to dry the floor with a mop or dry cloth, or use a wet or dry vacuum cleaner to absorb the moisture. Tableware: Do not put the cleaned tableware in the cabinet wet, but dry it with a rag first, or place it upright to air dry. A towel can be laid under the sink to wipe the water stains at any time. Electrical appliances: In humid climates, household appliances such as computers are prone to malfunction due to moisture. Open the electrical appliances for 5 minutes every day, so that the heat generated by the body can not only avoid the appearance of faults, but also dissipate moisture.