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Anonymous users2024-01-23Under normal environmental protection conditions, the smell is completely dissipated, and then when disassembling and other behaviors, the smell is unlikely to be so big, and it may be a little.
The faint flavor has been basically completely dissipated in the early stage during the period of production since then.
If the furniture contains formaldehyde, the furniture will release formaldehyde throughout its useful life, with a release period of at least twenty years or more. >>>More
Is it the smell of the pine itself or the smell of the paint on the surface of the pine? I believe you can still tell whether it is the pine wood itself or the smell of paint or formaldehyde. If it's a rosin smell, then don't worry, it's the pine itself, because pine is more oily than ordinary wood, so it has a stronger smell. >>>More
The wood itself will have a fragrance, if it is not a pungent smell, it should not be formaldehyde.
It is recommended that you can often open doors and windows to put the smell in the house, and orange peel, grapefruit peel and other peels can also remove odors, you can put some at home. >>>More
You can find the industrial and commercial bureau to deal with it, and negotiate with the seller first.