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Anonymous users2024-01-24Put some tea powder in the cabinet, it can purify the air, the smell is fresh, but after a while, you have to replace it with a new one. Bamboo charcoal is the same, but it doesn't have the refreshing taste of tea.
Put fresh pineapple slices indoors, but the pineapple slices always have to be replaced, which is a bit troublesome. I do design, and I advise clients to do this every time, and it works.
The harmful gases in the board are emitted little by little, so there is no way to do it once and for all, you can only keep putting tea or bamboo charcoal, always release, and always adsorb.
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Anonymous users2024-01-231. Open the new furniture and open the windows for ventilation.
2. Put some green plants at home.
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Using the "dehumidifying" function of the air conditioner, yes. However, there is a relatively high electricity bill. It is more practical to open windows for ventilation.
Your requirements are too high, there is formaldehyde in the air! It's okay if you don't exceed the standard!