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Anonymous users2024-01-24Ventilation depends on how long you have been, formaldehyde volatilization time can be up to more than 10 years, the following suggestions for your reference:
1) Find a company that removes formaldehyde and uses the photocatalyst method to do the treatment, and you can move in after a week of treatment. The cost is about 30 yuan per square meter.
2) Buy some activated carbon or formaldehyde adsorption paper and put it in the furniture and the location where formaldehyde may be generated, and generally change it once every six months. The annual investment is expected to be 300 yuan.
3) If the economic conditions allow, you can purchase an air purifier, and it doesn't matter if you import it domestically. If you are worried about formaldehyde, you should mainly buy the kind of activated carbon adsorption. The single machine is 1000-2000 yuan, and the filter screen is 100 yuan every six months.
The above three have been done to ensure that the formaldehyde does not exceed the standard after you move in.
If you are not at ease, you can find some testing institutions to test it.
FYI.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If the taste is not big, you can live and wrap it.
You can only use a dryer to remove moisture, but it is very easy to solve the problem of deodorization. You can use hazelnut air purifier and spray a few sprays in the bathroom air to remove bathroom odors. Yuan hazel products are plant-extracted, food-grade safe, have no effect on human skin breathing, the key is that there is no odor, will not produce secondary pollution, and can be used with confidence.
You should know that that will harm your child's health, and as a teacher, you should take good care of your child as if it were your own child.
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For example, mahogany furniture is generally wrapped in aluminum foil bubble wrap first, then wrapped in a cardboard box, and finally put on a wooden frame.
As long as the house is owned by an owner, regardless of whether it is inhabited or not, breaking into the house without permission and destroying the furniture, he is liable for trespassing and damage to public and private property.