I bought new furniture today, it smells so bad, it can t be formaldehyde

At present, many consumers have a lot of misunderstandings about the knowledge of indoor air pollution, and think that putting some plants in the room can remove harmful gases such as formaldehyde is a typical one. In fact, the effect of plants in removing harmful gases is very limited, and at best it can only be used as an auxiliary means of indoor environmental treatment. To put it more explicitly, only when the indoor air is mildly polluted, can plants play a small role in removing odors.

When indoor air pollution is severe, plants are powerless, and even the plants themselves are fumigated to death by harmful gases; What's more, even if plants are absorbing harmful gases, aren't people also absorbing harmful gases? Therefore, people should not leave the task of controlling harmful gases entirely to plants.

In addition, many consumers believe in advertising and think that they can remove formaldehyde by buying some formaldehyde removal products introduced in advertisements. However, in fact, many products that eliminate formaldehyde are mostly cures of the symptoms rather than the root cause. Because theoretically, the release period of formaldehyde is as long as 3-15 years, and there will be a rebound after treatment, so a single formaldehyde removal product on the market cannot eradicate the release of formaldehyde.

Moreover, the peculiar smell after the decoration of the house is not only caused by formaldehyde, a harmful substance. According to the provisions of the national standard "Code for Indoor Environmental Pollution Control of Civil Construction Projects", five pollutants of formaldehyde, benzene, ammonia, radon and TVOC are listed for control.

Therefore, after the house is renovated, the scientific method is to conduct indoor air testing to determine the actual situation of indoor air pollution. What kind of treatment products and treatment methods should be used, and the actual situation of what kind of harmful substances in the indoor air exceed the standard and the degree of exceedance, so as to make a choice, and treat the case with the right medicine, so as to achieve twice the result with half the effort.

The above answers are for your reference. If you need to know more about the knowledge of indoor environmental pollution, it is recommended that you consult the Environmental Monitoring Center of Shanghai Interior Decoration Industry Association. The center's hotline is 021-51029901, http: w

After a year, the chemicals will be emptied on their own.

In addition to this, there are many toxic organic compounds, which are volatilized in the paint. Absorbing too much for a long time will make the respiratory tract uncomfortable and the eyes will be astringent. Solution: Don't live in the house yet, open the window, and let the air convection flow for a while.

Definitely. Even if the solid wood is made of non-environmentally friendly glue, the new furniture also has a taste. Nowadays, there are many imitation solid wood furniture, which is difficult to distinguish if it is not professional. The composite material contains more formaldehyde. But it doesn't matter much, it's good to ventilate for half a month.

I'm dizzy! I bought bookcases and desks for less than 2,000, I said don't be angry, it is estimated that it is not from a big factory, whether it is stickers or paint! The black wood color is usually a sticker!

Or paste the veneer, the smell doesn't matter, it's good in a few days, open the cabinet door or something when you're at home, put some activated carbon in it when you close it, put potted plants with small plants, and it's good in a few days! It's okay, there is generally glue or something, there must be formaldehyde, but it depends on whether it exceeds the standard, and the surrounding does not mean that there is no formaldehyde, but it is just below the national standard, and there will be no problem with a little bit of furniture! Just keep it ventilated!

Where the smell is strong, put a little orange peel, grapefruit peel, etc.