Does All Wood Furniture Have Formaldehyde?
Abstract. Wood is known to contain and emit volatile organic compounds including formaldehyde. The emission of formaldehyde from wood increases during its processing to lumber and wood-based panels (i.e., particleboard and fiberboard).
Does most furniture contain formaldehyde?
Since formaldehyde is used in the manufacturing of many household items—from furniture to cosmetics—it is present in every home. Higher concentrations of formaldehyde are found in homes with new products or new construction, as well as in homes with people who smoke tobacco products.
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Is there formaldehyde in wood furniture?
Formaldehyde levels are higher in new manufactured wood products such as flooring and furniture. Formaldehyde can also be found in some fabrics.
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What kind of wood has formaldehyde?
It is found in resins used in the manufacture of composite wood products like hardwood plywood, particleboard, MDF (medium-density fiberboard), and other building materials and insulation. Formaldehyde is also found in tobacco smoke.
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