How to use fungicide better master the frequency of use: The number of fungicide spray is mainly determined by the length of the residual period and meteorological conditions. Generally spray once every 10 to 15 days, a total of 2 to 3 times. In case of special circumstances, such as rain after application, should be replenished once in time.

Fungicide A class of pesticides, generally fungicides, used to control plant diseases caused by various pathogenic microorganisms. The use of fungicides is a cost-effective way to control plant diseases.

Industrial preservatives refer to substances that can prevent or inhibit the growth of microorganisms

With the development of society, people put forward a higher pursuit of living environment, thus driving the research and development of antibacterial materials. Harmful microorganisms are an important source of disease transmission and harm to human health.

Putrid pulp is mainly caused by microorganisms, including filamentous bacteria from water, algae, mold in the air and a large number of bacteria from waste paper.

Mildew is the common name for filamentous fungi, which means "moldy fungus". The mold structure can be divided into two main parts: mycelium and sporophyte.

There are many kinds of industrial fungicides, including industrial anti-mildew agent, industrial preservatives, water treatment agent bactericidal algaecide, wood building materials preservatives anti-mildew and other varieties.

When leather products are in the humid environment, it is very easy to be harmed by mold, so that the quality of leather is seriously affected. The breeding of mold on leather will multiply by taking the oil and leather fiber in the leather. The light will make the leather lose luster, and the heavy will cause the grain surface to be brittle and mildew. The physical and mechanical properties of the leather will be reduced and the service life of the leather products will be shortened

The following points must be considered in the selection of coating antiseptic and mildew agent: