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Anonymous users2024-01-24Neither glass nor metal contains toxic substances and should be harmless to humans.
Marble is also concerned about radiation.
Wood-based panels are concerned about formaldehyde.
Paint worries about toluene.
What are glass and metal worried about? The metal is generally plated, and the safety of the plating should be considered, and there are generally no toxic substances.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I haven't heard of harmful substances! But glass and iron furniture need to be detailed. The so-called details refer to whether the curvature of the corners is done well, and whether there are sharp angles!
Nothing else seems to be there! Oh yes! Also pay attention to whether it is qualified tempered glass!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If you eat it, the harm will be great, how big is it, as big as Yao Ming.
There is no major harm, and the smell will dissipate after a long time. Green deposition. It's just mold.
The harm of furniture to the body lies in the content of formaldehyde, if there is not much formaldehyde, then there is no big problem, if there is more formaldehyde, it is recommended to spray more herbs. It would be better to remove formaldehyde.
If you pay attention to labor protection, the harm to health will not be too great, mainly dust hazards, if there is a central vacuum in the workshop, and there is a vacuum in the grinding room. Plus wear the right protective gear. Health is still guaranteed.
Safety and pollution treatment are not in place.
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