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Anonymous users2024-01-24The formaldehyde smell of the renovated house is very strong, that is, there will be a pungent smell, which is caused by the adhesive used in the board. Low concentrations of formaldehyde are colorless and odorless. Ventilate for a period of time first, speed up the release in the early stage, and deal with it in the later stage.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Plant cultivation is possible. After the house is renovated and the new furniture is moved in, we can go to the flower market to buy some plants that can remove harmful decoration substances such as formaldehyde. For example, there are:
Osmanthus, jasmine, violet, caryophyllus, iron tree, ivy, etc. These plants have an absorption effect on the amount of harmful substances in the new furniture is the landlord.
When I was decorating my home, I ventilated it, and then I bought a formaldehyde-absorbing activated carbon pack. >>>More
After the new furniture is bought, it is necessary to open the windows of the room for ventilation during the day, and at the same time, the doors of the furniture should be completely opened, and the odor emitted by the furniture can be slowly dissipated within a few days through ventilation. >>>More
Many newly renovated friends reported that the smell of newly bought furniture was particularly serious. In addition, many decoration materials used in interior decoration are mixed together, resulting in serious indoor air pollution problems. >>>More
1. For the peculiar smell of newly bought furniture, we can use some small household methods to solve it at this time, such as filling the container with cold water, then adding an appropriate amount of vinegar to it, placing the container in the ventilated room, and then opening the furniture door, so that the appropriate amount of evaporative water can be protected on the top of the wall paint surface, which can effectively absorb and outstanding indoor odor. >>>More
First of all, open the cabinet doors and drawers on the furniture to allow air to circulate. >>>More