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Anonymous users2024-01-24If you are not in a hurry, don't stay for the time being. Keep ventilated for a few months before living. If possible, you can treat it to the master bedroom. Otherwise, activated carbon is used, but the activated carbon should be regularly taken outdoors to dry and patted to release the adsorbed harmful gases.
If you buy new furniture at home, you should keep the doors and windows open, you can place 1-3 pots of cactus in the bedroom, and the living room area is relatively large, and placing two pots of spider plants is enough to remove moderate formaldehyde pollution.
There is a professional formaldehyde measurement company, there will be data after the measurement, he will tell you whether it exceeds the standard, formaldehyde exceeds the standard must be harmful, and if it exceeds the standard, find dealers, factories, etc.
Of course not, otherwise formaldehyde will directly enter the human body. >>>More
Because formaldehyde is a large number of chemical raw materials used in the textile industry and building decoration, wardrobes and desks may contain formaldehyde. There is also no possibility of "zero formaldehyde" furniture on the market. Even if each piece of furniture and every building material is environmentally friendly, too much of it is used in a house, which may cause the overall indoor pollution to exceed the standard, and the furniture combination will produce "superimposed pollution".
Formaldehyde is very harmful to the human body, and it is best to move in after removal, otherwise it will be harmful to adults and children.