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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the home store is well ventilated, there is no problem.
If it is a closed store, then some additives in the furniture will be harmful to the human body. Such as formaldehyde, adhesives and so on.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, because the furniture has just left the factory, and some have just been painted. The board contains formaldehyde, and the paint will contain benzene. If it doesn't exceed the standard, there will be a little bit.
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It will cause some respiratory diseases, such as pneumoconiosis, etc., and most of the dust in the furniture factory contains heavy metals to other organs of the human body, especially the liver and kidneys. If you must go, you must protect yourself.
Personally, I think there must be, because formaldehyde is contained in the panels and paints of furniture, which will be harmful to the body in this environment for a long time, especially for people with allergic skin.
Any work has a certain impact on the human body...
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