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Anonymous users2024-01-24The formaldehyde line stipulated by the state is, your situation is just up to standard, it is now the winter of December, you can let the baby live in the living room, but there are requirements, the living room should be ventilated and breathable, can not close the doors and windows, can not turn on the heating, and can not close the doors and windows to turn on the heating, if so, the indoor temperature has risen, the formaldehyde volatilization is fast, and the volatilization is fast, and the formaldehyde will exceed the standard.
In a situation like yours, you can consider removing formaldehyde carefully, and if you don't remove it, you should usually open more windows in other rooms for ventilation.
Formaldehyde pollution in bedrooms is mainly caused by the slow release of free formaldehyde in wood-based panels, wood furniture, interior wall paints, and wallpapers. >>>More
Is it the result of a canonical measurement? Doors and windows closed for 24 hours? Then if you move in, open the windows often and ventilate the problem!
Formaldehyde exceeds the standard by more than 2 times, it needs to be treated with pesticides Now the commonly used way is to combine gas catalyst and photocatalyst to deal with both of these products are internationally recognized non-toxic and harmless secondary pollution Because the industry is now chaotic There are too many shoddy small companies It is recommended that you go to the professional building materials market to buy. I hope the above reply is useful to you.
Don't worry, it won't drain too much power, just set the temperature properly!
You can put a pot of plants in the corner of the cabinet.