Is the Formaldehyde Smell in New Cars Harmful?
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New car formaldehyde smell is harmful. Reasons for formaldehyde in new cars: The inherent smell of the car interior. A car is not just an empty metal frame; it is composed of various components, some of which contain significant amounts of formaldehyde. After purchasing a car, interior decoration is often done. Some car owners may add accessories such as floor mats, dashboard sunshades, seat covers, etc., after driving for a while. Some dealers also offer decoration as part of promotional deals, and some rubber and seat covers contain harmful substances. Mats and adhesives introduced into the car can also release toxic gases. Methods to remove formaldehyde: Place activated carbon bags in the car, purchase specialized formaldehyde air purifiers, or use photocatalysts to eliminate formaldehyde.