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Anonymous users2024-01-23Personally, I don't think charcoal is so complicated, at the end of last year, my family renovated a new house, directly from the neighbor's house to get a sack of charcoal for the fire, stuffed under the bed, put some in the stairwell, put some in the cabinet, it's pretty good! Suck out toxic gas and prevent mildew.
It's just that no matter what kind of charcoal you use, you have to dry it every half a month or so when the sun comes out, because the toxic gas adsorbed by the charcoal will be released when it encounters high temperatures.
You dry it in time and release it outside.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Activated carbon belongs to timely adsorption, as long as the thickness of the aging is not thick, less than 1 cm, it will not be used after two days, and it can be recycled if it is reheated above 150 degrees.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21As long as it is good activated carbon, it is recommended to buy bulk coconut shell activated carbon.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Activated charcoal is too slow, I use it and it feels better.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19The new home treasure is good, and the effect is quite comprehensive.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18It's all the same, just spending money for psychological comfort.
I don't know which brand of activated carbon is good to remove the formaldehyde smell of furniture, because I feel that the difference is still good or bad, and the activated carbon itself is easy to saturate and the effect of removing formaldehyde is not good, so you can consider some other ways to remove it: >>>More
The answer is yes.
Activated carbon is a commonly used air purification material, mainly used to adsorb trace toxic gases in the air, such as ammonia, formaldehyde, benzene, etc. The activated carbon commonly used is mainly physical adsorption, with limited adsorption capacity and easy to cause secondary pollution. After being impregnated with a variety of catalysts, the purification capacity of high-efficiency catalytic activated carbon is increased by 5-20 times, and its adsorption is changed from physical adsorption to physical adsorption and chemical adsorption at the same time, and the secondary pollution problem of activated carbon is solved. >>>More
Yes, activated carbon can absorb many harmful substances in the air and is very environmentally friendly. >>>More
With the best match, the elderly and children can rest assured that they can live in.
It's a good progress, my sofa is, I bought it a few years ago. >>>More