Is there any way to eliminate the pollution after the renovation of new houses?

Smoked melon, fruit, peel, black tea and vinegar are all mixed smells, which will not have the effect of removing pollution at all, and will also cause secondary mixed pollution. Therefore, we should pay attention to the treatment of decoration pollution and have a scientific basis.

At present, many consumers have many misunderstandings about the knowledge of controlling indoor air pollution. They think that putting some plants indoors can remove harmful gases such as formaldehyde, which is a typical one. In fact, the role of plants in removing harmful gases is very limited, and at best, they can only be used as an auxiliary means of indoor environmental governance. More specifically, only when the indoor air is slightly polluted can plants play a small role in removing odor. When indoor air pollution is serious, plants will be powerless, and even plants themselves will be smoked to death by harmful gases; What's more, even if plants are absorbing harmful gases, aren't people also absorbing harmful gases? Therefore, people should not leave the task of controlling harmful gases entirely to plants.

Therefore, if you want to solve the problem of air pollution after decoration, it is best to test it first. If you are in Shanghai, I suggest that you can ask the Environmental Monitoring Center of Shanghai Interior Decoration Industry Association for testing. The center's hotline 021-51029901is a qualified unit with CMA witness certificate.

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1. What is decoration pollution?

Decoration pollution refers to the pollution caused by the release of harmful substances such as decorative materials and furniture into the home and office environment. The Code for Indoor Environmental Pollution Control of Civil Building Projects promulgated and implemented this year lists five main pollutants: formaldehyde, benzene, ammonia, volatile organic compounds and radioactive radon.

2. What are the hazards of decoration pollution?

Decoration pollutants are released for 3- 15 years, and its hazards include:

1) causes immune dysfunction, liver injury, liver injury and nerve center influence;

2) Damage to eyes, nose, throat, upper respiratory tract and skin;

3) Causing chronic health harm and reducing people's life span;

4) Severe cases can cause cancer, fetal malformation and female infertility.

5) It has a great influence on the normal growth and development of children, which can lead to leukemia, memory loss and growth retardation.

6) The damage to women's appearance and skin is more obvious. Because formaldehyde has a strong stimulating effect on skin mucosa, skin wrinkles will appear after contact, and sweat secretion will decrease. Reduced sweat secretion will hinder pores, viscera and human metabolism.

3. How to judge indoor pollution?

1) The newly renovated room or purchased new furniture has irritating smells such as dazzling and pungent, and the smell still lingers for more than one year.

2) Every morning, I feel depressed, nauseous and even dizzy.

3) Family members are often prone to colds.

4) Although I don't smoke and rarely come into contact with smoking environment, I often feel uncomfortable throat, foreign body sensation and poor breathing.

5) Family members often have skin allergies and other problems, and they are mass-produced.

6) Children at home often cough and sneeze, and their immunity declines. Children who have newly renovated their houses are unwilling to go home.

7) Family members * * * have diseases, and after leaving this environment, the symptoms have obviously changed and improved.

8) Newlyweds have not been pregnant for a long time, so there is no reason to find out.

9) Fetal malformation is found in normal pregnancy of pregnant women.

10) After being newly moved or renovated, indoor plants are not easy to survive, and their leaves are easy to turn yellow and wither, especially some plants with strong vitality are difficult to grow normally.

1 1) After moving, the family's pet cats, dogs and even tropical fish died inexplicably, and so did the neighbors.

4. How to reduce indoor pollution in daily life?

Use environmentally friendly plates, buy environmentally friendly furniture, and ventilate after decoration. ,

5. What problems should be paid attention to in the decoration process?

There are many sources of indoor environmental pollution, a considerable part of which is caused by improper materials used in the decoration process, including formaldehyde, benzene, TVOC and other volatile organic gases. Therefore, try to choose materials with less organic pollutants in the decoration process.

New house decoration should be environmentally friendly and green. That is to say, natural materials or decorative materials that have been proved harmless to human body should be used as much as possible in the decoration, and special attention should be paid to the formaldehyde content in the strengthened wooden floor, the radioactivity of the stone and the xylene content in the paint. If your economic conditions permit, natural and elegant solid wood furniture can be the first choice. In addition, furniture decorated with natural resin is also a better choice. After the renovation of the new house, it must be ventilated every day. After at least 3 months, you can only move in if there is no smell (but no smell does not mean no harm). If you want to move to a new house at once, you'd better have a test and treatment to make sure there is no harm in moving in.

Question: There is no smell. Does the air in the house exceed the standard?

Answer: not smelling does not mean that the pollution is not over the standard. It is recommended to find a department with CMA witness certificate to test it. If it exceeds the standard, you can consult its effective methods to control it. Bamboo charcoal and plants have little effect on pollution and are passive. When they are removed, people will also absorb harmful gases and be infringed.