Can a dresser cause excessive formaldehyde?

Generally speaking, a dresser will not make the formaldehyde in the surrounding environment exceed the standard, but the possibility of formaldehyde exceeding the standard in the dresser itself is not ruled out. If the quality of your new dresser is very good, then its formaldehyde content should meet the national standard, don't worry. If the smell is pungent, it may be because the paint has been brushed, or the board used is of poor quality, containing formaldehyde and other harmful substances, and is removed by means of photophyll, activated carbon, etc

1.Ventilation will disperse the smell and prevent formaldehyde pollution2Spray photophyll spray that can absorb and decompose formaldehyde.

3.Place activated charcoal, etc., in a dresser drawer to absorb formaldehyde.

Possibly! It has to do with paint and glue.