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Anonymous users2024-01-24Air purifiers generally use consumables, plus an activated carbon filter or activated carbon net, can remove formaldehyde, but this effect is a trace of continuous purification, if the formaldehyde is very thick, the activated carbon will soon be adsorbed saturated, there is no essence ability.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Do you mean Pure Soul?
Pure soul can only go to the taste!
It doesn't hurt the furniture, but it can't get formaldehyde.
If you want to go to formaldehyde, you can open more windows for ventilation, and place a few pots of aloe vera and spider plant, or pothos ivy indoors.
These plants are effective in removing formaldehyde and can also adsorb particles in the air.
There are a lot of purifying agents that are detrimental to the quality of the home, especially the leather or gold-genus furniture, I use Dailong formaldehyde purifier, and I have not found any damage to the home.
1. Ventilation method: The best way is ventilation.
2. Plant absorption method: plants have a strong ability to absorb formaldehyde, generally speaking, large leaf surface and vanilla plants have a better effect of absorbing formaldehyde, such as spider plant, tiger tail orchid, etc. >>>More
No, it's useless. As long as the surface of the furniture is well sealed, formaldehyde will not come out, and there is basically no formaldehyde on the surface. When you buy new furniture and put it indoors, it is best to open the windows often in the previous month, and it is best to buy furniture with a good surface treatment and closure.
As long as you insist on opening the door for ventilation every day, formaldehyde will reach the target after half a year.
Only the formaldehyde on the surface can be removed, and there is no way to remove the formaldehyde hidden in various boards and furniture, but only let the formaldehyde slowly seep out and volatilize into the air. This slow time takes 10---15 years.