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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, because the glue used for splicing and decoration of wooden boards is generally available, furniture factories will definitely not indicate the formaldehyde content on furniture.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Glue is also used in the joints of solid wood, so there will be.
The lacquer on the mahogany furniture does not contain formaldehyde. >>>More
Mahogany furniture is made of lacquer and beeswax, which are environmentally friendly and formaldehyde-free, unless it is an informal product.
Wood itself contains formaldehyde, but very little. If solid wood furniture uses adhesives, there will definitely be formaldehyde emissions, but it is generally much lower than laminate flooring.
It depends on what kind of furniture you have in your home, if the solid wood furniture is basically very little formaldehyde, if it is panel furniture containing formaldehyde, the possibility is greater, because formaldehyde is contained in the glue, there are units to do this work, they have professional instruments to do formaldehyde detection.
Real mahogany furniture will not give birth to moths, unless the material used is defective, or contains sapwood, or the drying process is not good.