Is it necessary to remove formaldehyde from a new car?
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It is very necessary. Here are the relevant details: Hazards: The main sources of formaldehyde in a new car come from the roof felt, seat covers, plastic parts of the dashboard, and other decorative materials. Benzene comes from adhesives. Among these, formaldehyde pollution is particularly severe and poses significant harm to human health. Removing formaldehyde: Remove the plastic packaging inside the car as soon as possible to allow harmful gases to dissipate quickly. Develop a habit of slightly opening the windows while driving to facilitate air circulation and carry away formaldehyde. Use activated charcoal or diatomite to adsorb formaldehyde. Note that activated charcoal tends to saturate easily and needs to be replaced after a period of use; otherwise, overloaded charcoal may release the adsorbed formaldehyde back. Comparatively, diatomite not only adsorbs but also decomposes the absorbed harmful substances. It does not require sun exposure and does not saturate, making it a better choice.