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Anonymous users2024-01-24The materials of furniture are mainly leather, solid wood, panel, fabric, marble, tempered glass and metal, etc., in fact, the material of furniture is not harmful to the human body, but there are some chemical residues in the process of processing, which is harmful to the human body. For example, some inferior glue, paint, etc., will be used in the production of furniture will remain harmful substances, strict use of quality assurance products, harmful residues will be much less, the harm to the human body will be lighter.
Solid wood should be regarded as the most natural and environmentally friendly material in furniture, and it has a long service life, so it is favored by the majority of consumers.
Therefore, it is not possible to say which material is harmful to the human body, but only whether the product strictly follows the production standards and uses high-quality raw materials.
The key is to see whether the materials used in the furniture meet the environmental protection standards. If it is reached, it is harmless, and you can't talk about plastic color change! Wood furniture is just as harmful if the exterior paint is not fully cured.
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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).
Wood adhesive has a strong chemical volatile gas, which is extremely harmful to the human body, it can be ventilated in summer, what to do in winter? Completely absorbed by the body. Very harmful.
In addition to camphor, camphor wood also contains organic components such as alkanes, phenols, alkenes and laudexol, which have different degrees of toxic side effects on the human body. When it is made into furniture and placed in an unventilated bedroom, the aromatic smell it emits can enter the body through breathing, mucous membranes, subcutaneous and other ways, resulting in chronic poisoning, causing dizziness, weakness, weak legs, loss of appetite, dry throat and thirst, itchy throat, cough, insomnia and dreams. In addition, camphor also has the effect of invigorating blood and removing blood stasis, anti-early pregnancy, pregnant women are more likely to miscarry if they are in contact with camphor wood furniture for a long time; Infants and young children who are stimulated by the smell of camphor wood for a long time will also have adverse reactions.