Research shows that the rate of formaldehyde exceeding the standard in winter is as high as 73%, and many people are very surprised. Because everyone knows that the higher the temperature, the faster the formaldehyde volatilizes, and winter is the endorsement of cold, many people

research shows that the rate of formaldehyde exceeding the standard in winter is as high as 73%, and many people are very surprised. Because everyone knows that the higher the temperature, the faster the formaldehyde volatilizes, and winter is the endorsement of cold, many people say they don’t understand. In fact, this is caused by our inertial thinking.

Authentic, winter is a cold season, but our indoor temperature is often not low. Whether in the north or south, we have their own heating methods. Generally speaking, the indoor temperature will reach 24-26℃. The volatility point of formaldehyde is 19℃. Research by Seiko Northenberger's laboratory in Germany shows that for every 1℃ increase in temperature, the volatility rate of formaldehyde will increase by 0.4 times.

In other words, in winter, the volatility rate of formaldehyde indoors will increase by 2-2.8 times. In addition, in order to isolate the cold outdoors, we will choose to close doors and windows tightly. In this case, the continuously released formaldehyde cannot be discharged from the outdoors and will accumulate in the indoor air, so there is such a high rate of exceeding the standard.

In addition, winter is also a high season for formaldehyde poisoning . This is because in winter, our olfactory reaction to harmful gases will become slow, and we often cannot detect the toxic and harmful gases in the indoor air in time, especially formaldehyde, which are not easily recognized by our sense of smell, so most formaldehyde poisoning occurs unknowingly.

Formaldehyde is a colorless and harmful gas with a volatilization period of up to 3-15 years. It is widely present in adhesive , diluent, plywood , fiberboard , paints and wallpaper pastes, and even our new clothes contain formaldehyde. It can be said that we are actually living in the "encirclement" of formaldehyde. The harm of formaldehyde is well known. It is not only established as a type of carcinogen by the World Health Organization, but also causes symptoms such as fetal malformations, miscarriages, and childhood leukemia. Therefore, formaldehyde treatment has reached an urgent point.

So how should we treat formaldehyde? During our long years of formaldehyde treatment, air purifiers stand out from a variety of ways and become the one we currently trust. For example, the German Seiko Northenberg air purifier has developed an adsorption + decomposition purification method for formaldehyde. It can not only quickly adsorb formaldehyde, but also decompose formaldehyde into carbon dioxide and water, continuously ensuring our healthy breathing.