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Anonymous users2024-01-24You have to see what the smell is, if it's the smell of formaldehyde, it's best to find a professional company to test it and do a scientific treatment.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Ventilation is definitely yes, and then put up some plants that absorb formaldehyde gas, such as tiger tail orchid, aloe vera, dripping Guanyin, Milan, African jasmine, monstera, pothos, golden heart spider plant, golden amber, cactus, green leaf spider plant.
Last year I bought a set of wax oil children's furniture, this year the child is always shouting itchy, the skin scratched several, your problem is not unique to wooden furniture, but the processed wood has a problem, there are insect nests inside, call the furniture dealer to see if he can give a replacement, no, you have to 12315 hotline to protect your rights, this is a quality problem, if there is a test report of the furniture it would be better, including the occurrence of medical problems they have to compensate.
It's not much use to post it in person, no one can see it.
Now the sub-flower pears circulating in the market generally include Angola red sandalwood and African red sandalwood, as well as An's red sandalwood, African red sandalwood, also known as Indian red pear, the color is very red. Look at your set, if it's a sub-flower pear, it's like An's red sandalwood. I haven't seen the real thing, so I'm not sure. >>>More
For so long, there is still a smell, it may be that the raw material methyl vinegar in the furniture exceeds the standard, and the formaldehyde content in the air can be detected.
New furniture has a certain taste, and if the smell is too strong, it should be unqualified. If you pay attention to your body to see if you have a cold or something, you can use a pineapple or grapefruit peel at home to see if it gets better.