Links that are prone to pollution in the decoration process:
1.The use of man-made panels such as blockboard, plywood, fiberboard, particleboard, etc., these man-made panels will use a large amount of adhesive to bond in order to increase strength, resulting in excessive formaldehyde.
2.The use of paints, coatings, waterproofing materials, etc., which contain harmful substances, as well as various additives and thinners, in which benzene contamination increases the risk of leukemia.
3.Formaldehyde as a reactive agent can improve the wrinkle resistance of textiles and the firmness of color, so curtains, fabric sofas, etc. may contain formaldehyde.
4.Accessories such as glass glue and sewing agents used in the decoration process contain formaldehyde.
5.Inferior leather requires the use of a lot of glue, and glue contains a lot of formaldehyde and benzene, so leather sofas, chairs, upholstered walls, leather headboards, etc. can also be indoor pollution**.
In order to reduce indoor pollution, it is necessary to choose regular environmentally friendly materials, pay attention to environmental protection certification when buying furniture and decoration materials, and try to choose environmentally friendly materials such as inorganic mineral coatings, log panels, metal trims, etc. At the same time, ventilation should be maintained to ensure indoor air circulation. Decoration