豊橋技術科学大学 学生宿舎A棟 - Toyohashi

Prisoners of engineering department For some reason the room is dirty, careful cleaning and carpet are essential It is better to take countermeasures of pigeons as there are more pigeon damage around

It's made of reinforced concrete, and it's good that it's sturdy. .. .. The structure of this building is basically a skeleton with two rooms each, and the partition between them is a wooden wall. Of course, each room is separate from the entrance and inside, but there are two balconies connected. There is no sign of sound leaking from other units. A completely partitioned concrete box. Most of the sound of walking in the hallway can be heard through the door. If the footsteps are stepped on very strongly, it seems to resonate downstairs. So, if the boarders in the other room of this box are quiet, I think that studying in your own room will progress. However, there is no life management like a technical college dormitory, so everything is self-managed. Since there is no meal, you will have to cook in a shared cooking area or in your own room. Many people cook their own meals in their own rooms for corona measures and other reasons. Since fire is strictly prohibited in each living room, you cannot use a gas stove. Therefore, it will be cooked by bringing in an IH or microwave oven. If you rely on eating out for each meal, even if you risk the cost of eating out, you will waste time traveling because it is an isolated island on land, which is not profitable. There is a nutritional problem with only convenience store lunch boxes. Laundry can be hung on the balcony, which can be accessed through the window, but birds come in search of a nesting site during the breeding season in spring and autumn, so even if you feel a sense of blockage, you cannot remove the bird net. Since the feathers are scattered and somehow lacking in hygiene, washing is taken care of by the electric dryer in the laundry room, but the drying power is weaker than the dryer in the coin laundry and the absolute number is not enough. So, after all, it will be dried in the room. Since it is a reinforced concrete enclosed space without a ventilation fan, ventilation cannot be performed unless the window is opened. Considering ventilation, there is no effect unless the door and the window at the end of the corridor are opened at the same time. After all, the measures against humidity that occur in daily life depend on the air conditioner prepared on the dormitory side, but there is no ventilation itself due to indoor circulation. This summer, I closed my room for about a month to go home. Of course, the air conditioner was turned off, and even though it was midsummer, the electricity stopped for only one day, so the contents of the refrigerator and freezer were organized. Then, after a month, I went back to my room and took a look. .. .. No matter where you are, mold, mold, mold ... The futons, desks, and tableware were all about fine nutrition, where a little sweat or food droplets remained, the packing on the refrigerator door, and the genus Penicillium. The children who moved in were shocked by this terrible disaster. Even if there is no ventilation fan, if you cook rice or cook it, the appropriate humidity and food for fungi will be sufficient, so it can not be helped. When I opened a small piece of ventilation glass window above the window, I couldn't expect enough ventilation to circulate in the room compared to the storm blowing and the bird's feathers flying in. It smelled very musty, so on the day I returned, I had to clean and wash it with my family. When I go home next time, as a preparation before I go home, I have to dry the futon and clothes, degas and enclose them in a compression bag, Febreze in the room, and leave the circulator running while I'm home, although it's a waste of electricity. maybe. Then, even if the windows are closed, the small windows are placed with a slight gap, and the curtains are fully opened so that ultraviolet rays can be taken in with the expectation of a bactericidal effect. In such an environment, B. C. I think that the same is true for Building D, so please refer to it.