The sofa I just bought home is blocked with a cloth, can it release formaldehyde

Sofas are the most common in furniture, and many sofas on the market are made of wood-based panels, resulting in high formaldehyde content, which can cause health damage to the human body, such as:

Leather sofa: the general leather sofa needs to be made by tanning, dyeing, fixing and similar and spraying treatment processes, there will be formaldehyde and other harmful substances pollution, and formaldehyde is not easy to volatilize in the "package", long-term adsorption will make the body stuffy and infiltrate into harm, such as dermatitis, redness and swelling, and in severe cases, ants can lead to death.

Fabric sofas: Fabric sofas, although easy to clean, easy to maintain, inexpensive, and beautiful, etc. However, fabric sofas are generally made of padding, and the quality of the padding and adhesive leads to the presence of a large amount of formaldehyde.

In addition, most of the wooden frames of fabric furniture are wood-based panels, so there will also be formaldehyde molecules.

Rattan sofa: The traditional rattan sofa uses natural tree plants, but with the forest resources and environmental protection, the cost of solid wood sawn timber is high, and some popular brands of rattan sofas are made of composite panels, which contain formaldehyde molecules.

Opening windows for ventilation is the best way to release formaldehyde.

The sofa I just bought back is also used to block the balance can be used to demonstrate formaldehyde, because the release of formaldehyde is very related to the indoor temperature, so it has nothing to do with the improper use of cloth.

It's best not to block it with a cloth, the best way for new furniture to let formaldehyde go out is to ventilate, you can usually open the windows at home to ventilate more.

In addition, remember to do a formaldehyde test before moving in, only if the formaldehyde content does not exceed the standard, it is suitable for check-in, otherwise it is not suitable for check-in.

Yes, it's better not to block it with a cloth or let the formaldehyde be released as soon as possible, and you might as well try the formaldehyde on the sofa:

1. Open the window for ventilation, the ventilation effect during the day is better than at night, because the high temperature helps the release of formaldehyde, and the ventilation allows the released formaldehyde to disperse.

2. The sofa cover on the outside of the sofa can be removed and cleaned with salt water.

3. You can put a few pots of green plants around the sofa, such as spider plants and the like.

4. You can also choose a spray containing photophyllin, spraying it on the sofa, photophyll is extracted from plants, and it can decompose formaldehyde well when exposed to light, making it safer and safer for home use.