The dangers of having a newborn baby living in a new house

For newborns, it is best not to live in a new house. We know that new houses have just been renovated, and there will be some decoration pollution. The most common is formaldehyde residue, which is quite harmful to children. After all, children’s immunity is relatively poor, which can easily lead to some serious diseases. Through investigation, it was found that children are most likely to develop some blood diseases due to decoration pollution, such as leukemia, etc.

The dangers of having a newborn baby living in a new house

1. The time to move into a new house is determined by the level of pollutants

How long it takes to move into a newly renovated house actually depends mainly on the level of pollutants in the room after renovation. There are no clear restrictions. If the newly renovated house is up to standard soon after the air quality test, you can move in immediately. On the contrary, if it does not meet the standard for half a year or even more than a year, you cannot move in.

2. Hazards of toxic gases

(1) Harm of formaldehyde

How long a newly renovated house should be left vacant before you can move in depends on the formaldehyde content in the room. Formaldehyde has a strong irritating effect on the skin and mucous membranes. When inhaled in high concentrations, the human body will experience severe respiratory irritation and edema, eye irritation, headache, allergic dermatitis, bronchial asthma, and even cancer.

(2) Volatilization of toxic substances such as benzene and ammonia

In addition to formaldehyde, there are other substances present in the newly decorated house, such as benzene and ammonia. Benzene substances mainly come from coatings, paints and adhesives in furniture, which can affect the human central nervous system and may cause symptoms such as dizziness, headache, weakness and chest tightness. Ammonia substances are mainly found in antifreeze in concrete and urine and other items. If a large amount of ammonia is inhaled in a short period of time, symptoms such as tearing, sore throat, hoarseness, coughing, dizziness, and nausea will occur. In severe cases, it may cause respiratory distress syndrome and pulmonary edema.

3. Pay close attention to the health status of residents

1. If there is a pungent, dazzling or other irritating smell in the room, and it does not dissipate for a long time, you should be cautious when staying there;

2. If you live in a room and feel nauseous, stuffy, or dizzy when you wake up every morning, you should pay attention;

3. Family members often catch colds, have poor spirits and appetite; they often feel sore throats and have difficulty breathing even though they do not smoke;

4. Children at home often cough and have reduced immunity, so you should pay attention to it;

5. Family members have a cluster of certain symptoms

6. Plants have difficulty surviving, or pets die inexplicably.

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4. Improve indoor air quality

1. Place more plants indoors, large-leaf plants such as green radish are recommended.

2. Using an electronic air purifier is one of the effective ways to remove formaldehyde.

3. You can cut the pineapple into pieces, put it on a plate and place it indoors and on furniture to absorb toxic gases.

4. Light more candles indoors to produce carbon dioxide, which can reduce indoor gases and accelerate oxidation.

5. Generally, after 10 o'clock in the morning, ventilate for 20 minutes each in the morning, afternoon and evening.

6. Water can also help eliminate formaldehyde content, because formaldehyde is soluble in water, so you can put a few more basins of water in the room.

7. Fumigating the entire room with white vinegar can also remove formaldehyde and harmful substances to a certain extent.

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8. Formaldehyde can be removed by placing activated carbon bags, usually in 2