Can formaldehyde free furniture be trusted?

There is no real zero formaldehyde, just a relatively low formaldehyde content!

There has never been zero formaldehyde, and businesses don't bluff people with such a playful mind!

It's like there was never a savior!

In fact, there is no zero formaldehyde furniture at all, even if it is all solid wood furniture, it is impossible to have zero formaldehyde, because the paint and glue used in the furniture will also release formaldehyde, benzene, ammonia and other harmful gases. Let me tell you how to buy eco-friendly furniture.

1) Choice. When buying furniture, it is best to go to the regular furniture market, pay attention to the brand furniture products of well-known furniture manufacturers, and carefully check whether the purchased furniture has a quality inspection report.

2) Smell. The easiest way to identify when buying furniture is to smell, if it smells pungent or irritates, it indicates that the content of formaldehyde or volatile organic compounds is high, and it is not suitable to buy this kind of furniture.

3) Check. When purchasing furniture, the furniture factory should provide a certificate of conformity of raw materials, check whether the materials used in the furniture factory are qualified, and control the quality from the source.

4) Look. Carefully check whether the man-made panel furniture is edge-banded, and the end face of the unedged furniture will release a large amount of formaldehyde, which is not suitable for purchase.

5) Choose furniture with a dry paint film.

6) Finally, when signing a furniture purchase contract with a merchant, a pollution liability clause should be added. If it is found that it causes indoor air pollution, it must at least be returned unconditionally, and if it causes serious consequences, it must be held responsible.

Some panel furniture sold on the market today, such as composite panels, plywood, MDF, plywood, etc., are the source of formaldehyde. Some consumers think that solid wood furniture does not contain formaldehyde, in fact, this is also a misunderstanding, because most furniture will use chemical products such as paint, paint contains toluene, xylene and heavy metals soluble lead, cadmium, chromium, mercury and other harmful substances, so "zero formaldehyde" is exaggerated.

Not credible, furniture will have formaldehyde. It's just a matter of more and less.

Yes, depending on what material it is made of, there is no chemical stuff or there is little chemical stuff.