The home that has just been sold at home has a pretty big smell, and it has been more than 2 months,

A newly renovated or newly furnished house can only be moved in for at least half a year. I remember reading a lot of reports about the kind of furniture or paint that smells harmful to the human body, and then the people who live in it die or suddenly vomit blood. But after all, there are very few furniture that smells like that, but you should also be careful.

It's still about the body. I suggest that if you can, it's better to live outside for a while, and go back to that house often to ventilate or something. If you don't have that condition, it's nothing.

Be ventilated when you're at home. Wipe down those furniture surfaces frequently. Then put some orange peels, grapefruit peels, sachets and the like in the furniture.

The most important thing is not to have a psychological burden. It's going to get better.

Generally, there is some paint smell in the furniture, and tea can be used. Grapefruit peel. It has an adsorption effect and can be placed on the surface of furniture, like a wardrobe, or inside a drawer.

The furniture I just bought will smell a little, the windows are often opened for ventilation, and some white vinegar is put in a cup, and it will soon be gone.

If it's been two months, and the smell is still so big, it may be a problem with the quality of the paint