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Anonymous users2024-01-24Well, after the new house is renovated, wood, paint, coatings, marble slabs, etc. will release different harmful pungent gases, and inhaling them with closed doors and windows will make people feel dizzy, nausea and other adverse reactions. In particular, the marble slab will release a trace amount of radiation (the decoration material of the marble slab must not appear in the child's room), and the windows must be opened for ventilation for at least two months 24 hours a day, so that they can barely live in people, and they must eat more dried fruits such as walnuts that can absorb radiation, and it is best not to rush to have children if they are newly married, otherwise the child will suffer from the hidden danger of unknown diseases, and the safest way is to complete the decoration, and the house will be idle for at least 6 months before it can be officially occupied.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23After the decoration is completed, it will be dried for at least half a month, and the windows will be opened for ventilation until the indicators are qualified.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, it is recommended that you smell it before buying furniture.
Green sandalwood is not a precious wood because it will crack, so it cannot be made into furniture.
Camphor wood is tough and fragrant, and is made into wardrobe storage clothes and other items, which can prevent moth, mildew and sterilization. However, if it is left in the bedroom for a long time, it may have a detrimental effect on physical health. >>>More
The solid wood materials in solid wood furniture generally do not contain substances harmful to the human body, and the substances harmful to the human body in solid wood furniture mainly come from glue and paint, as long as these two are environmentally friendly, there is not much of a problem. >>>More
Old furniture is generally harmless to the human body, but for some panel furniture, if the board is used poorly, the volatilization of harmful substances in the board will be more than that of new furniture after damage (new furniture can enclose harmful substances in the board because of edge banding or paint).
Yes, mainly because the medium-density and high-density boards used in some furniture will use formaldehyde to promote bonding in the manufacturing process. Formaldehyde is a colorless harmful gas that may cause cancers of the nose, mouth, throat, skin and digestive tract when exposed to it for a long time. Formaldehyde in residential buildings mainly comes from various decorative materials such as wood, furniture and paint. >>>More