Why does the solid wood furniture I just bought smell so big, is it formaldehyde?

Not because of formaldehyde, but the smell of solid wood, plus the smell of coating materials, basically the coating materials will not use paint, and other coating materials will not be harmful to the body, but the smell is big, and it needs to be dispersed.

The solid wood furniture I just bought, because it is made of solid wood, will taste very big, and it is not too much formaldehyde, so you can use it with confidence.

Generally speaking, no, this is the original smell of wood, just pay attention to ventilation.

Buy a bucket of environmentally friendly topcoat again, what you described should be the place where the solid wood furniture is connected to each other, and the non-environmentally friendly glue containing formaldehyde exceeds the standard used by the merchant when using glue, as well as the non-environmentally friendly topcoat.

Contains formaldehyde. If the bed is solid wood, it generally contains trace amounts of formaldehyde (the wood itself contains very little, so there is no need to worry), and wood-based panels such as plywood are generally bonded with adhesives, which will contain formaldehyde. This content depends on whether it is ventilated after production and is related to the composition of the adhesive.

When buying a new bed, you must pay attention when buying. As long as it is a composite material, no matter what it says, it has some taste. However, you must not buy a new bed that smells too much, it will be difficult to deal with it when you buy it.

It is recommended that when buying a new bed, be sure to read the environmental protection level certification and quality inspection certificate. Go to a reputable store or manufacturer to buy, and try to buy solid wood.

Solid wood furniture has to be panelized in the manufacturing process to remove the due properties of wood to ensure that solid wood furniture is not cracked and deformed. There is also free formaldehyde in the paint, and some bad manufacturers use inferior paint, and the formaldehyde will be higher. The formaldehyde contained in the solid wood itself is negligible, but now many solid wood furniture not only have solid wood, but also many other materials, so solid wood furniture will still have formaldehyde.

In addition, there are not many furniture factories that are willing to do mortise and tenon structure, and most of them use simple and fast glue bonding, and formaldehyde cannot be avoided with glue. So if you buy solid wood furniture, you must pay attention to the paint and glue of the furniture.

<> early 20th century, wood-based panels were made from natural rubber. With the rise of the petrochemical industry, synthetic rubber has been replaced by synthetic glue. People do this because of factors such as cost, production efficiency, durability, etc.

If the funds are limited, it is best to buy some brands with panel furniture, after all, the brand's products will maintain their product image more, and will not cut corners just for a little profit. Although the solid wood home shows the tall, but after it reaches the service life, it will still cause secondary social pollution again, and it is also an "unbearable burden" for the increasingly serious damage to the global environment.

The study of indoor formic acid purification through potted plants found that some indoor potted plants can inhale some harmful substances through photosynthesis and have a good removal effect on formic acid pollution, such as spider plant, tiger tail orchid, cactus, ivy, sound hui, etc. The smell of the wood of the furniture itself, which is a very subjective smell. People who like wood feel that the smell of wood is very fragrant, and people who don't like it feel very pungent and disgusting.

Therefore, it is best to know the smell of this wood species before buying. If it is confirmed that it is solid wood furniture, then you can use it with confidence, basically in about a month, the release rate of harmful substances in furniture will be close to zero.

Yes, some reinforced packaging will be used in the process of processing the finished product, but the formaldehyde concentration of solid wood furniture is very low, which can be used with peace of mind and does not have much impact on life.

Generally speaking, the purchased solid wood furniture does not contain formaldehyde, because formaldehyde is mainly found in synthetic furniture, and those synthetic lacquer may contain more formaldehyde, if it is solid wood furniture, it is safer and does not contain formaldehyde.

If it is solid wood furniture purchased in a regular shopping mall, there will be formaldehyde, but it will not exceed the standard, because these manufacturers are strictly screened before they can be put on the shelves.

We all know that formaldehyde is harmful to the human body, and it is most present in newly renovated houses and newly added furniture. So, for furniture that has been bought for a year, is the smell still strong because of formaldehyde? In fact, the smell of furniture is not necessarily a formaldehyde problem, let's find out why.

1. Is the smell of furniture formaldehyde?

A friend has bought solid wood furniture and opened the window for more than a year, and when he lives, he still smells of it, and it feels like it's not paint, and he tested it with formaldehyde, and found that it is not formaldehyde, so why is this?

The smell of furniture is not necessarily formaldehyde, there are mainly two types, one is the taste of the furniture material itself, which takes a long time to slowly fade. The second is because some auxiliary materials are used in the production of the material, such as environmentally friendly vegetable oil, which is made of sunflower oil, thistle oil, soybean oil, etc., and this taste is not harmful.

The formation of the taste of vegetable oil may be due to the bad weather and high moisture content during construction, which makes it not easy to dry inside, and the taste is enclosed inside, and the taste is naturally easy to linger for a long time.

Second, the taste of furniture.

The main thing is the smell of the furniture itself, including itself and the accessories in normal production. The wood itself is very smelly, and there are certain volatile oils and aromatic oils in the wood, and the taste is different depending on the tree species. The newer the wood, the stronger the smell.

For example, pine furniture. Pine furniture will smell of pine resin because it contains pine oil. This breath is natural and harmless to the human body.

3. Paints that are harmful to people.

In fact, the biggest smell of furniture comes mainly from lacquer. The surface of basic wood furniture needs to be painted, which is to protect the home, and to make the home look more beautiful, no matter how good the paint is, there will be a part of formaldehyde, benzene, etc. But high-quality lacquer for about 2-3 weeks can be most of the harmful substances.

Summary: The smell of furniture is not necessarily formaldehyde, there are many factors, it may be because of the material itself or the problem of auxiliary materials during production. If you are really not at ease, you can test it with a formaldehyde detector.

Not entirely, but there will be some. Because the furniture is generally the smell of benzene in the paint, it is very pungent, especially some low-grade solid wood furniture is not environmentally friendly, benzene exceeds the standard, but benzene is a fast volatile substance, which can be volatilized clean in about half a year.

How to smell new furniture.

When buying new furniture, you should pay attention to opening windows for ventilation at home, especially in winter, to avoid indoor air saturation and slow down the volatilization of benzene.

Plants that can absorb harmful substances can be placed in the home, such as: spider plant, aloe vera, tiger tail orchid, jasmine, lilac, honeysuckle, morning glory, etc.

If the smell in the room is particularly strong and difficult to remove, it is recommended to ask a professional air treatment company to spray photocatalyst for treatment to ensure safety.