How about primitive element furniture, is formaldehyde excessive in primitive element furniture, the

As a worker from the production of furniture, now all furniture is spliced with plates, and glue (with a small amount of formaldehyde) will be used for splicing, but the furniture has been placed for a long time before modeling, blanking and washing, and formaldehyde is basically gone. From this point of view, it is impossible to detect formaldehyde beyond the standard.

After the production of furniture parts, spray paint in an open environment, and the environmental protection of brand paint does not have to worry, mortise and tenon are tied together or fixed with nails, and they have to be placed for a period of time before packaging.

Many times after receiving the goods, we feel that the smell is very big, in fact, it is more about the smell of packaging boxes and packaging materials, open the furniture, put it in a ventilated place for 1-2 days will not have obvious smell.

Formaldehyde detection is simply impossible, no matter which store you buy furniture, it is not a test when you open the box, this is not right, more is the formaldehyde in the packaging materials, cartons and anti-collision protection of the press plate are released.

The conclusion is that solid wood furniture generally will not exceed the standard, after receiving the goods in the ventilated place to avoid exposure to the sun, a few days later will not exceed the standard. Before moving into the room, there is basically no more, in the move-in, there are even exceedances in the measurement, which is to test the hard decoration materials in your new room, which is likely to be a problem of hard decoration.

Therefore, I really think that the original original solid wood furniture will not exceed the formaldehyde detection standard under normal circumstances.

Because 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".

The standard is serious, the full set purchased in September 2018, and now in April 2019, the room is open and smelly.

Up to now, the smell that can be smelled is very strong, and the test is carried out by closing the room for 1 hour with a test strip, and the standard is seriously exceeded.

Smell it, no smell is fine.