The harm of compressed board furniture to human body

After buying a new house, people start buying all kinds of furniture. Some people will choose some compressed board furniture for the sake of saving money. This kind of furniture is cheap, but it is very harmful to the human body. New furniture contains more or less formaldehyde, which can cause leukemia. The formaldehyde content in compressed board furniture is the highest, because compressed board is made of several kinds of broken branches or sawdust. The formaldehyde is compressed in the wood board and cannot evaporate quickly, which is very harmful to the body.

High-density board uses chemical raw materials such as adhesives, so its environmental friendliness is also its disadvantage, and some odors and toxic substances will irritate and harm children.

Melamine furniture is not harmful to the human body! Melamine does not volatilize any toxic substances in its natural state.

At present, melamine is widely used as an additive in the production of boards and furniture. Not only is melamine board used in large quantities in the production of mid-to-high-end panel furniture, it is also common in industries such as cabinets, integrated wardrobes, and wooden floors.

Currently, the mainstream panel furniture on the market is basically made of melamine veneer panels. This type of panel is based on particleboard and medium-density fiberboard, and uses melamine impregnated paper as the surface. The color, texture and design taste of the furniture surface depends on the effect of this veneer paper.

"In addition to its smooth and beautiful surface, the advantages of melamine veneer panels are fire resistance, scratch resistance, and non-deformation. It can be processed according to different colors and styles, and is suitable for making all kinds of mid- to high-end furniture." Melamine impregnated paper is divided into imported and domestically produced types. The price difference between the two is quite large, but melamine is used as an additive in the production process of both.

Melamine is a pure white monoclinic crystal, odorless, soluble in hot water, slightly soluble in cold water, very slightly soluble in hot ethanol, low in toxicity, relatively stable under normal circumstances, and will not release toxicity after solidification. "Unless you eat it, melamine is very safe as an additive in the production process of boards and furniture." On the contrary, adding melamine in furniture production can reduce the use of formaldehyde and reduce the harm.

Regarding the material, it depends on your own strength and purpose. If you want to use and maintain its value, there are many precious woods. Solid wood is of course the best and most durable. But it is heavy and relatively troublesome to maintain. As for the formaldehyde problem of compressed boards, it depends on the quality of the boards you buy. The urea-formaldehyde resin used in some compressed boards is the largest source of indoor formaldehyde emissions.

It is best to choose solid wood furniture, because panels such as shrink boards are made of sawdust and special wood glue. Some powerful factories may use wood glue with less harmful substances for the sake of reputation, while some weaker factories will use glue produced in small workshops to maximize profits, which contains more harmful substances. Another point is that this type of furniture easily absorbs moisture, which can cause mold and mildew, which is even more harmful.