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Anonymous users2024-01-24It depends on how much is released, if it is large, it is more serious, and if it is small, it is easy to catch a cold. Dizzy. Cough. Laziness and weakness. No matter how small it is, it's not a concern. It does not cause harm to the human body, after all, the human body is also resistant.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The formaldehyde of newly bought furniture will be relatively strong, and long-term inhalation will cause respiratory discomfort, sore throat and other symptoms. It can be left for a period of time to ventilate, and later on:
1. Curtains and other fabric things can be soaked in salt water first, and then washed off with water.
2. Plants have a strong ability to absorb formaldehyde, such as cactus, spider plant, reed, ivy, iron tree, chrysanthemum, etc. Generally speaking, plants with large leaves and vanilla have a strong ability to absorb formaldehyde, such as spider plant, tiger tail plant, etc.
4. Open the cabinet doors and drawers of all the furniture in the house, open all the windows in the room, and add a few fans to accelerate the air convection effect. You can use salt water to rub more, and then put a few packets of Ye Guang mud to absorb formaldehyde, which can decompose internal formaldehyde pollution, will not adsorb saturation, and is effective for a long time.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Simple, light skin disease allergies, severe enough to cause leukemia,
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The formaldehyde content of different furniture and decoration is different, I don't know what the situation is in your home, generally, natural ventilation for three months, it will be no problem.
As the most polluted place in the home, the kitchen has two main pollution sources: one is the harmful gases such as CO, CO and nitrogen oxides released from the cooking sources such as coal gas and liquefied gas, and the other is the oil smoke generated when cooking dishes. In recent years, some large cities in China have found that the incidence of lung cancer in housewives who have been engaged in cooking for a long time is relatively high, and the main culprits are "second-hand smoke" and kitchen fumes.
The harmful gas released is mainly the smell of lacquer, and the more serious is that the glue of the sticky plate is produced from urea and formaldehyde, commonly known as urea-formaldehyde resin, people who sell furniture in the shopping mall, as long as the gas emitted by the venue where the furniture is sold does not exceed the standard, basically the problem is not big, it is necessary to consult the local environmental protection department, if the gas exceeds the standard, and it is easy to get sick when working in such an environment for a long time, the light throat is uncomfortable, and the heavy one is easy to get induced leukemia.
The smell of furniture adhesives and paints is very strong, in addition to the formaldehyde you said, there are also benzene, benzene, TVOC and other harmful gas odors, long-term work in this environment is the most harmful to the respiratory tract, and then will induce other diseases. It is advisable to take precautions; If the body has obvious dizziness, fatigue, nausea, etc., it is necessary to stay away from this environment and breathe more fresh air, and then seek serious medical treatment. If you do this every day, it is recommended to change the workplace. >>>More
Harmful molecules can be removed with hazelnut deodorizing products. It can be sprayed directly on the surface and inside of furniture. The product is plant-extracted, food-grade material, and does not have any odor itself, which can remove harmful substances. It has no effect on furniture, human skin and breathing. There is no need for media such as light.
Try to smell these smells as little as possible, and these irritations are harmful to the respiratory mucous membranes and the body.