What season is the fastest formaldehyde release?

Formaldehyde is the fastest in summer.

The volatilization of formaldehyde is closely related to temperature. Generally speaking, the higher the temperature, the easier it is for formaldehyde in furniture to volatilize. Hot summer is the most "rampant" season for formaldehyde volatilization: high temperature weather directly leads to indoor formaldehyde release 20% to 30% higher than usual; Every time the room temperature rises 1℃, the formaldehyde volatilized from wooden furniture and floors will increase the formaldehyde concentration in indoor air by 0. 15-0.37 times.

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Test the indoor environment of the newly renovated room. The simplest way to judge whether the indoor formaldehyde content exceeds the standard is to test the indoor space with new furniture or newly decorated rooms to see if the formaldehyde content is harmful to human body. If the formaldehyde exceeds the standard seriously, you need to ask a professional team to handle it before you can stay.

Always ventilate. Don't rely too much on air conditioners for indoor heatstroke prevention in summer, because most household air conditioners can only adjust the room temperature and have no ventilation function. In order to ensure a certain ventilation time and keep indoor air circulation,

You can open the window in the morning and evening when it is cool, which can effectively reduce the indoor pollutant concentration, especially in families with pregnant women or babies. When you turn on the air conditioner, you can also leave a small gap for the window in the shade. At the same time, the central air conditioning and exhaust equipment should be overhauled and cleaned in time.

People's Daily Online-Summer High Temperature Warning: Indoor formaldehyde volatilization increases by 30%