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Anonymous users2024-01-24At present, the furniture testing standard used in China is GB18584 2001 "Limit of Harmful Substances in Interior Decoration Materials and Wood Furniture", and the items required to be tested are only formaldehyde and heavy metals. The method of testing formaldehyde is to take a board in the whole furniture as the test object, divide the board into 10 parts with a width of 5 cm and a length of 15 cm, put it into a dryer, and detect whether the harmful substances exceed the standard according to the standard. This standard is actually aimed at the raw material of furniture panels.
It is not a finished furniture that has been processed. The qualification of furniture plates must indicate that the furniture manufactured by bonding, painting and other processes is also qualified. Finished furniture will inevitably use other materials such as adhesives and paints in its processing process, and the harmful substances released are not only formaldehyde, but also benzene, toluene, xylene and other harmful substances.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Heavy metals and formaldehyde in paint.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Formaldehyde emission mg L
This is a category of standards that includes paints, adhesives, and wood used in renovations. >>>More
It was issued in 2001, but now the home will meet the standard. Aohui.
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Magenta, also known as carmine or carmine, is a natural dye extracted from the female insect cochineal of a tropical insect, which should be environmentally friendly, if you don't like to ask, the smell is better to move aside.
As long as it is paint, it contains heavy metals, regardless of the depth of color. For the heavy metal content of paint, manufacturers should have a test report, and consumers should pay attention to heavy metals, formaldehyde and other indicators when purchasing furniture, rather than relying solely on color identification. The children's bed of the Songbao Kingdom that my family bought, you can refer to it.