Do all furniture and building materials contain formaldehyde?

Ninety percent, don't believe those that are formaldehyde-free and pollution-free.

Wrong, do not fully agree with the (fickle) answer, there are ten percent of the products are formaldehyde-free, now there are zero formaldehyde adhesive core technology manufacturers through zero formaldehyde adhesive production of other building materials can achieve non-toxic zero formaldehyde water paint, plates, floors, wallpaper, leather, etc., such enterprises are key support units of the country. But in the purchase there is an E0 level (also said to be zero formaldehyde, then fool people, zero formaldehyde (the increase.

Generally speaking, there will be formaldehyde in furniture more or less, and many of them are emitted by formaldehyde and paint emitted by furniture.

1. Open doors and windows to maintain good ventilation;

2. Activated carbon and leaf clay materials can be put into the room in an appropriate amount, and Ye Guang mud can be recycled, which will not adsorb saturation, and will be better than activated carbon;

3. The release time of formaldehyde is as long as 3-5 years, and it is recommended to buy some plants that remove formaldehyde after moving in: spider plant, tiger tail orchid, ivy, aloe vera and other plants can absorb some harmful substances such as formaldehyde to a certain extent.

4. The furniture part is adsorbed and decomposed with German quality Huankang aldehyde removal enzyme material, and there is no smell below formaldehyde.

No, there are three main application areas of formaldehyde in furniture and building materials.

1. Timber industry.

The most used adhesive in wood processing is made of formaldehyde as a raw material, so formaldehyde currently has an irreplaceable role in the field of wood processing. Therefore, all wood products and building materials in the family contain formaldehyde to a greater or lesser extent.

For example: wooden floors, beds, wooden wardrobes, sofa frames, wooden doors, etc.

2. Textile industry.

Additives made of formaldehyde can make fabrics achieve anti-wrinkle, anti-shrinkage, flame retardant effects, and can also maintain the durability of printing and dyeing, especially pure cotton textiles, which will use more additives containing formaldehyde because of their wrinkle characteristics.

For example: bedding, clothes, fabric sofas, curtains, etc.

3. Antiseptic solution.

As we all know, 35%-40% formaldehyde aqueous solution is commonly known as formalin, which is not common in daily life, but some unscrupulous businesses will use formalin to soak seafood products, and we need to be careful.

In addition, it is also necessary to remind everyone that even if the formaldehyde content of wood products and textile products has met the national standard or lower, it is also necessary to pay attention to the problem that the formaldehyde content may still exceed the standard when a variety of products are concentrated indoors.

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Hello: I can tell you very complicated Yes, all home building materials contain formaldehyde, especially solid wood furniture, mainly because the glue in the furniture contains formaldehyde.

Yes, there is no zero formaldehyde in the actual sense, many consumers feel that meeting the national standard is zero formaldehyde, but the real zero formaldehyde refers to no formaldehyde content, experts said that so far our country and even foreign decoration materials and furniture that do not contain formaldehyde do not exist. There is no furniture that really achieves zero formaldehyde levels. It can only be that the content is much lower than the national standard.

Even if every single product purchased by consumers meets the national standards and can be called environmentally friendly products, these environmentally friendly products cannot be "zero formaldehyde", which means that floors, wooden doors, furniture, and coatings contain a certain amount of formaldehyde. If a large number of "environmentally friendly products" are used or placed in a limited space, it may also lead to excessive formaldehyde levels in the room.