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Anonymous users2024-01-24Of course, exceeding the standard means that the terms of the contract are violated, and the solution is coordinated with the manufacturer, and if there is no result, you can complain to the relevant departments.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, if the big store is very concerned about reputation, the small store doesn't care at all.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, whether there is danger depends mainly on whether the indoor formaldehyde exceeds the standard and the degree of exceedance. The indoor living standard stipulated by the state is that if this value is exceeded, formaldehyde is considered to be exceeded.
We can use the following three methods to detect whether formaldehyde exceeds the standard:
The first method, you can use the formaldehyde detection box, to detect, the use is very simple, but the detection must be closed doors and windows, different products have different sealing time, some require 2 hours, some require 6 hours, 8 hours.
The second way is to find a professional testing agency to test, they have a test report, at least a piece of evidence, but this professional testing needs to close the doors and windows for 12 hours, that is to say, you close the doors and windows at night, the third way, in fact, formaldehyde exceeds the standard is easy to judge, the doors and windows are closed for 12 hours, a door can smell an obvious pungent smell, that is exceeded, if the eyes are not tearful, that is within milligrams per cubic meter, it is a slight exceedance, if the eyes are still tearful, that is the above, If you have the above symptoms and have a dry and itchy throat, it is a serious pollution.
If the test results show that the formaldehyde exceeds the standard, it is recommended that you take some measures to treat formaldehyde to create a healthy and comfortable living environment.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Yes, both the manufacturer and the seller are responsible for this piece.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20You can complain, just find the local 315 to complain.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Yes, but the main thing is whether your furniture is really like that.
There is no smell after the new house is installed, the furniture is the culprit, and the rapid removal of formaldehyde only needs to do these 3 points. >>>More
Generally speaking, formaldehyde is contained in glue, and paint contains more xylene and other such substances. Formaldehyde is mainly in the board, because the board is made of wood pellets or wood pulp is bonded with adhesives. The absorption of grapefruit peel itself is not scientific, and the adsorption effect of grapefruit peel is far worse than that of activated carbon, which can only play a role in covering the taste of formaldehyde.
Furniture or something is more or less smelly, so formaldehyde will emit more, which is also normal. Try to choose a sample when choosing, this is placed for a long time and there is no more, or you can smell more when you buy it, if you have bought it back, put it down, and conditionally use some herbal dialine to decompose formaldehyde, which is no secondary pollution and no harm.
Don't move in, leave the house empty;
Formaldehyde treatment and removal of houses; >>>More
Formaldehyde is the main component of woodworking board and paint, as long as the furniture is made of these materials, formaldehyde must be exceeded, and those who claim to have no formaldehyde are only temporarily treated with formaldehyde.