How long does it take to remove formaldehyde from a new car by sun exposure in summer?

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VanRyder
07/29/25 11:16pm
With proper ventilation, it generally takes about one month to remove formaldehyde. Here are some relevant details: 1. Hazards of sun exposure: Leaving a car exposed to direct sunlight primarily accelerates aging, particularly for plastic components, rubber parts, and the paint surface. Although most vehicle components undergo anti-aging tests. 2. Formaldehyde removal methods: Activated carbon is the most commonly used method for formaldehyde removal in daily life due to its low cost. However, activated carbon tends to reach adsorption saturation quickly and requires replacement or airing after saturation. Another important note is that insufficient quantities of activated carbon won't significantly contribute to indoor formaldehyde removal.
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