Lacquered furniture is not just bright in appearance, but actually harmful to the body

Friend, I can't help but want to say a few words when I see your question:

The harmful substances to the human body are not lacquered furniture, but volatile organic compound gases such as formaldehyde, benzene, xylene, etc.

1.Plates: Chemical raw materials such as adhesives, hardeners, and waterproofing agents are used in the processing of various wood-based panels, which release substances harmful to the human body: free formaldehyde; It is mainly found in adhesives based on urea-formaldehyde resin;

2.Coatings: Paint on the surface of furniture, including formaldehyde and benzene;

3.Adhesives: mainly existing in the use of viscose in the processing process, containing formaldehyde, benzene, etc.;

Formaldehyde】 Formaldehyde has a strong odor. Adhesives are used in man-made panels, which contain formaldehyde.

Hazards] After inhaling high concentrations of formaldehyde, severe irritation of the respiratory tract will occur. Direct skin contact with formaldehyde can cause dermatitis. Frequent inhalation of small amounts of formaldehyde can cause chronic poisoning.

According to data, more than half of children with leukemia have experience of luxury decoration at home.

Benzene] Benzene is a colorless liquid with a peculiar aromatic odor.

Harm] Long-term inhalation of benzene can lead to aplastic anemia.

Heavy metals, mainly from paints and adhesives.

Hazards] Long-term skin contact can cause contact dermatitis and eczema, causing great harm to the human nervous system and internal organs, especially the development of children.

If all the raw materials in the lacquered furniture meet the international environmental protection standards, it will be within the range of the human body's ability to bear little or no harm to the human body.

For now, lacquered furniture is the safest. Because baking paint is "ultraviolet paint" or "acrylic paint" is relatively safe.

I've sold paints, but the best one is Dulux.