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Anonymous users2024-01-24First of all, you have evidence that the formaldehyde of the furniture you purchased exceeds the standard, and it is recommended to ask a professional appraisal agency to issue a certificate, and then you can find the seller or the mall to ask for a return, or even compensation. You can take a look at the post bar "Buy Furniture", which has a post about your detailed professional question, which should be helpful to you.
Formaldehyde is the main component of woodworking board and paint, as long as the furniture is made of these materials, formaldehyde must be exceeded, and those who claim to have no formaldehyde are only temporarily treated with formaldehyde.
Formaldehyde is an indispensable main ingredient of woodworking board and paint, as long as your furniture is made of these materials, formaldehyde must be exceeded. The removal of formaldehyde mainly depends on opening the door for ventilation, as long as you insist on it for half a year, the formaldehyde will meet the standard.
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