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Anonymous users2024-01-24Formaldehyde or benzene organic volatiles are the most toxic gases that are more likely to be produced in new furniture.
Generally, if you buy furniture from a large shopping mall, the quality is relatively reliable, so there is no acne that causes people.
But if you are a person who is particularly prone to allergies and happens to be sensitive to this gas, it is also possible. Wish.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Possibly. It may cause skin irritation and need to be ventilated with more attention.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Possibly. It may cause skin irritation and need to be ventilated with more attention.
Let's see what others have to say.
1) Maintain indoor air circulation. Opening windows for ventilation when the outdoor air is good is a good way to emit and exhaust formaldehyde from materials such as indoor furniture and flooring. >>>More
Yes, ammonia will be produced over time. Find someone who specializes in sewer repairs.
Toluene, xylene, benzene, diisocyanate, formaldehyde, methanol,
The source of toxic gases in furniture is not only paint, but also glue, materials and so on. Wooden furniture contains toxic gases, the national unified standard is that the concentration of toxic gases volatilized into the space is lower, as long as the furniture within this standard is environmentally friendly, the role of edge banding is to reduce the volatile concentration as much as possible. There is some truth to both claims, but neither is very accurate.
Long-term living in toxic gases such as formaldehyde and xylene can cause cancer, especially leukemia!