Is there any harm after the paint dries?

Nowadays, after buying a house and renovating it, many people will move into the new house immediately in order to save rent. This is really a very unhealthy way. Just after decoration, there will be a lot of harmful gases such as formaldehyde in the room, which can only be solved after a long period of ventilation. If you move into the new house within a short time after decoration, the human body will inhale a large amount of formaldehyde, benzene and other substances, which are very harmful to the body. Please read this article for details.

The reason why paint is harmful to the human body is mainly because the harmful substances such as formaldehyde and benzene released during and after the construction process can cause adverse reactions to the human body. Therefore, many people believe that as long as the paint dries and the volatile substances cannot be released, the paint will not be harmful to the human body. Is this really the case?

The reason why paint can cause harm to the human body and the environment is mainly because it contains harmful substances such as formaldehyde, toluene, benzene, glycol ether solvents, TDI, heavy metals, phthalate plasticizers, VOCs, etc. These substances are present in the composition of paint.

In other words, even after the paint is completed and dried, harmful substances such as formaldehyde and toluene will still exist in it, and will not disappear just because it has dried. Therefore, the paint will still cause harm to the human body after it dries, especially some paints of poor quality.

Therefore, in order to avoid unnecessary harm to the human body caused by paint, if you want to use paint in daily life, you should try to choose paint with good reputation and quality assurance. In addition, during use, pay attention to using some methods that can reduce paint damage to enhance your own protection. For example, open doors and windows more often for ventilation, and place more green plants indoors that can absorb harmful substances such as formaldehyde and benzene.