Is the smell of paint harmful to human body?

Teratogenesis, a large number of research data confirmed that toxic substances left in house decoration can lead to birth malformation;

Sepsis, benzene series (benzene, toluene and xylene) used in paints and decorative adhesives will damage hematopoietic function, cause blood diseases, cause cancer and induce leukemia;

Allergy: TDI is an important component of common polyester paint, and it is classified as a highly harmful substance in the national standard GB5044-85, which can induce allergic reactions such as rash, dizziness, decreased immunity, respiratory tract injury and asthma.

Brain poisoning, manifested as damage to the nervous system. Solvents in some paints (commonly known as diluents) accumulate in the central nervous system for a long time, leading to brain cell damage, causing chronic solvent poisoning syndrome, neuropsychiatric disorders and so on. , reducing the intelligence of children.

Extended data:

Generally speaking, the smell of paint is inevitable in newly renovated houses. Paint contains more formaldehyde, which is very harmful to our health. Long-term exposure may lead to leukemia and cancer diseases. If the concentration of formaldehyde is high, it will cause serious irritation to our nerves. If the concentration is low, it is also prone to headache, nausea and abdominal pain, leading to loss of appetite and chronic poisoning. Therefore, when the paint smells heavy, it is necessary to ventilate more and speed up the indoor air circulation.

Paint materials contain various solvents, such as benzene, xylene, etc. Diluents such as ethanol and butanol in nitrocellulose paint are also toxic, which will volatilize solvent vapor during construction, which will cause serious stimulation and harm to human nerves when the concentration is high. At low concentrations, headaches, nausea, fatigue and abdominal pain may also occur. Long-term exposure will reduce appetite, damage hematopoietic system and cause chronic poisoning.

It is harmful to health in this environment for a long time. Acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children may be related to this. Fill a container such as a basin or bucket with cold water, then add some vinegar and put it in a ventilated room. This can absorb and eliminate the residual odor. There are mainly benzene compounds in paint, and the volatilization of these substances is harmful to human body.

Long-term exposure to paint can seriously damage nasal mucosa and lung mucosa, which can lead to nasopharyngeal carcinoma, laryngeal carcinoma and aplastic anemia. The main preventive measure of paint is to open the window and ventilate. Putting some activated carbon in the environment with strong paint smell can also remove the paint smell.

Or you can buy some professional products to remove the smell of paint. Of course, it is best to do an environmental assessment first and consult relevant experts before making a plan.

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