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Anonymous users2024-01-24Because formaldehyde is a large number of chemical raw materials used in the textile industry and building decoration, wardrobes and desks may contain formaldehyde. There is also no possibility of "zero formaldehyde" furniture on the market. Even if each piece of furniture and every building material is environmentally friendly, too much of it is used in a house, which may cause the overall indoor pollution to exceed the standard, and the furniture combination will produce "superimposed pollution".
If pregnant women stay in the room containing formaldehyde for a long time, it can aggravate pregnancy sickness, and nausea and vomiting will become more severe. It increases the incidence of pregnancy poisoning, anemia and threatened miscarriage, and also leads to genetic mutations, which eventually cause birth defects such as fetal development malformations, miscarriages, impaired fetal brain development, and congenital heart disease. Therefore, pregnant women should not live in newly renovated rooms, especially in the first trimester of pregnancy.
It will have an impact, because the paint on the furniture will emit harmful gases, which will affect the fetus, for the sake of your baby's health, I recommend that you stop doing it, find a job that suits you, or wait for the baby to be born at home with peace of mind.
Do not work in polluted environments, such as glue, paint, veneer, etc., where chemical raw materials are used.
There are influences, decorations or new tools, and the smell is extremely harmful to the baby. It's best to buy an air purifier to reduce harm.
Irritability for a long time can lead to endocrine disorders, which can cause skin aging, and people look unenergetic and old. If you don't like the job, it is recommended to change to a job that you like.
Yes, there is a formaldehyde smell, you better go home after a few days, or store it at someone else's house