Dear netizens, the renovated new home is beautiful, but don't rush to move in!I have to remind you here that there are often several kinds of houses that are newly renovated"Uninvited guests"- That is, all kinds of harmful gases. These little villains, colorless, odorless, and harmful to health, we need to take a good look at them.
The first is "formaldehyde". This guy is polluted indoors"Ready Player One"Formaldehyde is mainly derived from various gluing materials, wood-based panels, paints and coatings. If you inhale it, your eyes will sting, your breath will be uncomfortable, and in severe cases, it may cause various respiratory diseases and even cancer.
Then there are the sub-characters "Benzene" and "Toluene". They are usually found in some solvents, paints, coatings, and are also quite scary, and prolonged exposure may cause damage to the central nervous system of a person.
Don't forget "TVOC" (Total Volatile Organic Compounds), which is a hodgepodge of harmful substances. They are like uninvited party animals, which can be slowly released from the decoration materials and add to people's health.
Then there is "ammonia" and "radon", the former often comes from the dissociation of chemicals in building materials such as cement and coatingsThe latter is mainly due to the presence of radioactive elements in some building materials.
These harmful gases are not good for our health, especially for babies, the elderly or the infirm, we should pay special attention. It is recommended that everyone should ventilate for at least three to six months after renovation, and you can also raise some plants that can absorb formaldehyde, or use an air purifier to improve indoor air quality.
It's also a good idea to invest in a good test instrument and check your indoor air quality regularly. Remember: safety is always more important than beauty, you can't always live brightly, but health is off the chainHow can it be so cheap!
In short, decorating a new home is a great joy, but ensuring the "inner beauty" of the new home is a big project that cannot be ignored. Everything is arranged clearly to live in peace of mind, right?