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Anonymous users2024-01-24Formaldehyde zero furniture also has formaldehyde in it, but the content is a little less, and each business has its own way of doing business.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Even solid wood furniture has formaldehyde, but the content is lower, so strictly speaking, there is no zero formaldehyde.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There is some exaggerated propaganda that wood furniture cannot be zero formaldehyde.
It's all a lie, like environmentally friendly building materials, no formaldehyde, it's all a lie.
Not necessarily, depending on what grade you have. There will be some of them. Because of the presence of glue,
Furniture without formaldehyde almost does not exist, and zero formaldehyde" can be said to be just a concept promoted by merchants, in fact, furniture without formaldehyde almost does not exist. If the edge of the plate is well sealed, it can reduce the release of formaldehyde to a certain extent, but it cannot completely eliminate formaldehyde. In addition, the main material used in the edge banding process is the adhesive, which itself contains formaldehyde. >>>More
It is impossible to achieve zero formaldehyde, zero formaldehyde for furniture" is not entirely true. "Naturally grown wood itself contains trace amounts of formaldehyde, and urea-formaldehyde resins and phenolic resins are used in the production of various wood-based panels and various plastics, coatings, adhesives and synthetic fibers in wood processing. These resins are also a source of formaldehyde release. >>>More
The floor itself will not have much glue used when sticking to the floor, which will cause formaldehyde pollution to exceed the standard, and it is recommended to ventilate more or use physically adsorbed Han purple to remove formaldehyde.