Is the mothballs bad for people, are the mothballs poisonous, and is it okay to keep them in the hou

The camphor health ball has certain harm to the human body, especially for infants and young children, and it is mainly based on some components of the camphor health ball. Mothballs can generally be divided into natural mothballs and synthetic mothballs, for which natural mothballs are composed of some organic compounds, the taste is relatively fragrant, and the toxicity is relatively small, but there are certain substances such as dichlorobenzene, if long-term use can make patients have obvious fatigue, headache, dizziness and other phenomena, and this phenomenon often lasts for a long time, in this situation, we must stop using the camphor health ball in time.

Mothballs are poisonous, and mothballs that meet the standards are harmless to humans when placed indoors.

As long as the residual dichlorobenzene in mothballs meets the relevant standards, the impact on human health under normal use will be very limited. However, if the production process of mothballs is rough and not in accordance with the standards, it may cause the content of dichlorobenzene in mothballs to exceed the standard, which is harmful to the human body after use.

When purchasing, you should first go to a regular supermarket to buy mothballs produced by regular manufacturers. Secondly, when buying mothballs, you should choose ones that are close to colorless, not too white, and choose ones that are not particularly strong. In particular, it is not recommended to buy mothballs with too strong fragrance.

Because if the dichlorobenzene in mothballs exceeds the standard, it will cause the smell to be too strong and pungent, and some manufacturers may borrow flavor to cover up this strong smell.

Mothballs that meet the criteria are non-toxic and are harmless to humans when kept in the house. If the production process of mothballs is rough and not produced in accordance with the standards, it may cause the content of dichlorobenzene in the mothballs to exceed the standard, which is harmful to the human body after use.

Mothballs are divided into natural mothballs and synthetic mothballs.

Synthetic mothballs are organic compounds, and the mothballs containing naphthalene are mostly white, have a pungent odor, and sink in water.

Natural mothballs, also known as stinky beads, are originally aromatic organic compounds extracted from the branches and leaves of the camphor tree.

No. Camphor wood ball has the effect of anti-insect ants, anti-cockroaches, anti-mildew and moisture, etc., can adsorb harmful substances such as formaldehyde, remove peculiar smell, fresh air, and is a good companion to create a healthy home living environment. <

1. Camphor wood balls are not harmful to people. Camphor wood ball has the effect of anti-insect ants, anti-cockroaches, anti-mildew and moisture, etc., can adsorb harmful substances such as formaldehyde, remove peculiar smell, fresh air, and is a good companion to create a healthy home living environment.

2. Fresh woody fragrance, elegant and mild, no pollution to clothing and the environment, beneficial and harmless to human health.

3. Compared with mothballs and mothballs, the taste is more natural, longer lasting and healthier.

1. Applicable places: living room, bedroom, drawer, shoe cabinet, wardrobe, toilet, car and other places.

2. Compared with mothballs: mothballs are organic compounds, most of the mothballs containing naphthalene are white and have a pungent smell, which can cause human poisoning symptoms such as fatigue, dizziness, headache, diarrhea, etc. And it should be noted that the baby's obligation must not put mothballs, so the use of camphor wood balls instead of mothballs is the best choice for a healthy home.