My new house was renovated in August last year, the furniture was installed in September, and I am n

If the decoration materials and furniture are brand standards and move in in March, there should be no problem, as long as the decoration materials are up to environmental protection standards, and the decoration is completed to move in for almost half a year, some formaldehyde or something should be volatilized, you can rest assured that you can move in, pay attention to the completion of the decoration to move in this period of time to open the doors and windows to facilitate ventilation.

The decoration you said is about half a year old, according to what you said, it is an environmentally friendly material, it should be said that there is no problem, but for the sake of insurance, it is better to do environmental monitoring. Put more formaldehyde removal plants at home and ventilate more. There will be no problem.

It's been half a year, and there won't be any problems, don't worry! There is basically no problem with maintaining ventilation on a regular basis.

I've only lived in it for three months, and yours should be fine for half a year, if you don't worry, you can put some onions, tea, dry carbon and other things that remove odor and absorb formaldehyde; You can also use white vinegar to steam it in the room, and you can leave it empty for two days, I used these methods, and it is more effective.