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Anonymous users2024-01-23The furniture in this furniture factory smells.
And the furniture produced by any furniture factory smells.
Because the wood of the furniture has a natural fragrance.
And the paint of furniture will also be full of chemical smell.
So it's normal to have a smell.
After you go home from shopping, remember to always open the windows in your home for ventilation.
Or use some activated charcoal for odor treatment.
This makes it odorless.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There will be no smell, I just bought a bed two days ago, and there is no smell.
The elm itself has a big smell, and it depends on whether the lacquer is environmentally friendly. In particular, furniture with confined spaces, such as cabinets, should be ventilated frequently. Let its flavor come out slowly. If it's not too pungent, it's not a big problem. >>>More
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This is very normal, and it is OK to put some activated charcoal in cabinets and other furniture for a few days.
Harmful. If the harmful gases released in the new furniture are hidden in the artificial wood panels, paints and soft furniture used in the wooden furniture, most of the harmful substances are benzene-containing adhesives. Benzene, toluene, and xylene are often used as glue solvents in furniture bonding, and long-term exposure can cause damage to human bone marrow hematopoietic function and genetic function. >>>More